called his wife right after court
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Civil contempt: conditional jail sentence, fine not more than $250.00, costs and expenses of the proceedings, damages to injured party (including attorneys fees). He may not get all or any. Depends on the judge. \n\nCriminal contempt: fixed jail sentence up to 30 days, fine of not more than $250.00, costs and expenses of the proceedings, damages to injured party (including attorneys fees). Again, depends on judge. \n\nDon't get me started. I used to work with victims of domestic violence in New York State. It was exceedingly rare for a man to get a fine or any jail time for violating an order of protection. I hope you have better luck than that. Make sure you make a police report and/or file a violation in Family Court (wherever you got your order). I know it's frustrating, but the only hope you have is to keep sending him the message that you will no longer tolerate his behavior! Keep up the good work! And if you want to talk you can contact me. God Bless!
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He is trying to play games and you should report the attorney that told you not to contact the office again . you can report them to the bar association they might also be playing games. good luck and god bless you.
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If the divorce was not final, a new marriage (wherever solemnized) is invalid and your ex should be able to get a declaration to that effect, or an annulment. It is possible, but unlikely, that under Peruvian law (for some reason) he was considered already validly divorced, in which case the answer would be different.\n\nUnless there was fraudulent intent, prosecution for bigamy is unlikely. There's too much for the prosecutors to prove, and it wouldn't be in the public interest even if technically feasible.\n\nHe should discuss the matter with his lawyer. I'm confident the lawyer will give advice consistent with what I have said.\n\n(I will not address the issue of countries -- not Peru -- where customary and polygamous marriages are allowed.)
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It seems that I do remember them being married, but, I could have sworn they divorced. But, I'm probably wrong. I usually am, anyway. But, I did go to WWE.com & send them an e-mail asking for the answer to your question & I also added that if they are no longer married to each other, who-if anyone-are they married to now. The e-mail I received from WWE stated it may take 1-2 business days to receive a response, so, I'll add you to my 'watch list' & let you know as soon as I hear something.
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Big time. The guy is married.
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Her husband would be called First Gentleman
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If you know the court where the proceedings were held call the clerk of the court.  You do need to check.  My now-ex was not divorced before he married his second wife.  It was a mess.  If he loves you he will help or show you the signed AND court stamped papers.
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Your husband likely just had arraingment court.  This is where the defendant shows up and gives a plea.  \n\nIf the plea is guilty, the judge sentences them to whichever punishment is appropriate.  If the defendant pleads non-guilty, they set a date for a pre-trial meeting.  At the meeting the defendant usually meets with an assistant DA to work out a plea arrangement.  \n\nThe arrangements usually invovle resolving tickets, anger management, alcohol/drug treatment/etc...whichever is appropriate for the circumstances.  If this is done by the time the court date approaches, the defendant is usually given the minimum punishment available as agreed upon at the pre-trial meeting.\n\nThat's what happens in my county.  I'm sure each county is slightly different.
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Black  that is her married name.
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Yes because he did not represent you or did your paperwork for your divorce.  If her current husband is a judge, that would be a different story.
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used to be married... from 9/96- 3/00
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Your first mistake was giving a cell phone to a punk 12-year-old. \n\nUnless you are planning on divorcing your wife, the woman who is your mother-in-law is going to STAY your mother-in-law. That being said, you have a few options:\n\nOption 1: Do not retaliate against her. She knows what she did was wrong. Instead, focus all of your energy on getting right with your 12-year-old, including - and maybe most importantly - counseling, to help the child figure out what is behind all the self-destructive behavior. Sounds to me like this is one angry kid, and, given the dysfunctionality of your family, I can't say I blame the child. Sounds like there is a lot to be angry about.\n\nOption 2: Get a lawyer and file charges of false reporting (which lead to your arrest) against your mother-in-law. You may be awarded compensatory damages like loss of wages and defamation of character (which is pretty hard to prove). This result would put a few sheckles in your pocket, but will certainly do nothing to bring any peace to the family. By bringing charges against your mother-in-law, you will effectively drive a wedge between her and your wife, which may already exist and will certainly be made worse by this action. You have to decide if it is "worth it" in the long run. It is highly unlikely that your mother-in-law will be sentenced to any jail time, so, put that revenge pipe-dream to rest.\n\n3. File action(s) in Court to prevent your mother-in-law from having contact with your children. This will likely not be granted, as one of your kids is already in her custody. The best you can hope for is that the Court will agree that the woman is somehow a threat to the children and will mandate that her visitation with the children be supervised. \n\nCourts make decisions based on what THEY perceive to be "in the best interests of the children". Judges have seen it all and don't really care how mad you are about what happened. Your best bet, in the long run, would be to arrange for family counseling. This action on your part will go a long way to show a Judge that you, too, are taking the children's best interest to heart, and putting their welfare ahead of your own agenda.\n\nI understand why you are so mad. YOU need to understand that your anger - while justified - will likely not get you anywhere given the way Courts look at things these days. Keep a level head and you will be more likely to prevail. One last thing - my own personal experience in Family Court is - the one with the most expensive lawyer "wins". Sad & disgusting, but true.
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It depends if your wife is going to press charges.
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This is a tough situation you put yourself into...I suggest you take the mature way out and Tell his wife. Telling his wife will get his marriage in shambles and then you and her can begin the sueing process. It is in your best interest to sue him for emotional problems and the lifestyle he has given you. Good luck ! IF you need a good lawyer call 1 800 ask gary hes no mumbo jumbo
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Contact the DA or Prosecuting Attorney in the jurisdiction where the complaint was filed.\n\nMany cases involving complaints filed by ex-spouses are not vigorously investigated unless there is corroborating evidence to substantiate the complaint.  They are frequently viewed as being filed out of spite.
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This has happened to a friend of mine as well.  She finally got a reprieve that lasted over a year because, by luck of the draw, they came before the same judge for the third time.  This judge, after looking over the history and realizing he drug her into court every 6 months, told him she was sick of seeing him for phony excuses so doubled his child support!  Then, he waited 18 months to drag her into court again (when usually he drug her in every 6 months!).  The support was lowered because my friend agreed to it but it was not lowered all the way.  He still drags her into court on a regular basis but he runs the risk of hitting this judge again.\n\nI have no idea how you can manage to get the same judge on a continuous basis...which would be a great way to go!  Ask your attorney if there is anyway to put an end to this madness.  My friend was told that there is not but I imagine that might depend on the state you are in.\n\nModification:\nTo the uninformed person above, what makes you think she DID anything?  My friend did nothing to deserve this and I doubt  this person did either.  What happened was marrying someone who ended up being a controller!  A controller can't let go and so will hang on and make your life as miserable as possible...the woman didn't do anything to him but he isn't about to let anyone else have her.  He wants to maintain control over her entire life.  Don't presume when you don't know the entire story.
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LOL Hicklary.  I love it.  Got a good name for her deadbeat husband?