if you have divorse papers served?
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Why?  Are you two reconciling?  If you both agreed that you are not going through with the divorce, then there is nothing that needs to be done.  \n\nAs long as he doesn't file a Response and you don't file a request for Judgment...then it's just a Petition for Divorce.
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You clerk of courts can answer that for you.  In Florida I give all the copies to the clerks office and the original papers and they put them in "packages" they want and give me my copies.  Good Luck KG
39403
Look at the summons you received. There should be info on it about how to contact them in the event that you are unable to serve or no longer reside in that state.
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My new husband had that problem, it's rather simple... Get the attorney to get the papers going, he"ll list it in the news paper that he is being looked for and if there is no answer, well, your papers go through and you are divorced after a short time, weather he answers the attorney thing or not. it's  not all that hard, just get youself a good attorney honey..
767319
I am not a lawyer, but anytime there is a court date with you involved, the court will send you a summons. If you haven't been served with one yet, you probably don't have anything to worry about as long as the mother knows your address or your husbands place of work so he can be served the papers. It is possible they may try to be tricky and give notice in the newspaper. Watch the Public Notices section to see if his name appears in any notices to appear that may be there.\nGood luck
202260
Get a "Court" order...;)
817173
You will be given directions by a representing attorney. If not, you should ask. It is in their best interest that they prepare you prior to the court room!
508106
yes.your plate info carries over.they will mail you a ticket or summons by mail
995376
Ask your lawyer, or whoever is handling your case.
503380
Gather ALL of the documents you ever had in regards to the business (bank records, tax documents, utility bills, vendor bills) and your ex then go talk to an attorney.
64682
File in your current location or the original court that granted the custody order.  You will have to serve court papers on him/publish in newspaper for the court date.  If he fails to show, you might be granted default judgment that will grant you full custody.
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If you have a lawyer, notify him or her right away.  If you don't have a lawyer, get one.\n\nYou should contact the court to determine if a hearing is actually set for Friday.  Even though you might not have been served with papers, it would not be a good idea to ignore this situation as others have suggested.  \n\nFor you all you, your ex might have gotten someone to falsify a proof of service to show that you were properly served.  You might have to request a continuance and properly prepare for the hearing.  If there is a hearing and you don't show up, the court might make and adverse ruling against you that could be difficult to undo.
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You do two filings.\nFile for divorce.\nFile a police report.
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You may get a ticking off and a small fine.  It's more likely that nothing will happen to you and that a grateful prosecutor will look at your documents and apply to have you discharged.  (I do hope so!)
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Go the the court where they were filed or else go to the lawyer that filed them.  The lawyer is required to keep a copy for 7 years so he has to have them.  If you didn't use a lawyer, go to the clerk of court where you filed them and tell them you'd like a copy.  they'll tell you what to do.  if you live far away from where you filed, call the clerk of court and she'll tell you who to send a letter to for a copy
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You're supposed to be legally served. However, in some jurisdictions, public notices in a local newspaper are considered a proper way of serving someone who cannot be reached otherwise. After posting the notice the prescribed number of times, the other party can present their case and the judge can judge in their favor. This most often happens in family cases (adoption or divorce).
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She is in contempt of the court's order and can be put in jail for it; however, that will not likely happen.  Contact the clerk of Court where your decree of divorce was entered to have a copy of the file sent to you; any new information, such as phone number, are also required to be reported to the court.  She may have done so  in writing.  You may also be able to just ask the clerk of court for the phone number.   We sometimes give out information like that if it ordered that it be shared between the parents.  You can also open a case with your local child support office, and your caseworker may be able to help you.