Husband Won't Consent To Divorce

RE: Husband Won't Consent To Divorce Post By steph (Guest Post) (04/02/2008) ha...aren't they dandies it's been almost 2 years and my ex won't sign the divorce papers. can anyone help me with that one?? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Husband Won't Consent To Divorce Post By TONI BOYLE (Guest Post) (07/26/2005) Sounds like the jerk wants the best of both worlds. Wife to do all the wifely duties and the other one to play with. Get all the facts info and have pics and whatever you can to later nail him. Don't be afraid of losing anything. That's what hes counting on. You are already strong for going ahead with your life. Why worry about a divorce. I don't know of any judge that will throw you out of a home that is for children. Kick him completely to the curb by going on with your life. I had to raise mine without any help from the father. Where theres a will theres a way. There are a lot more agencies today than there were when I was separated. You just have to look for them. I'm sure he thinks you will take him back if this other thing ever stops being soooo good or he gets tired. And more than likely he will cheat on her too, they always do. Consider youself lucky to be rid of the lowlife. But remember one thing. Never say anything bad about him to your children about him. They will find out in the years to come. They will only be upset and think they have done something wrong if you do. Hold on gal...There are a lot of us out here.... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Husband Won't Consent To Divorce Post by cookwie (955) | (06/30/2005) Profile | Contact You have to be very careful and not accept a divorce without getting payments through the end of college for your children, cars and health insurance. You may be desperate now, but you are going to continue to be in a sad situation for years to come if you don't get a decent settlement agreement now. I had indicated in a previous posting that there is free legal aid for you. Search and you will find it. CAll your local library and see if their reference dept. can give you suggestions. Call City Hall. Call everyone you can think of until you get an answer. Call your county's Bar Association. Call any lawyer in the phone book and ask the secretary for info. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Husband Won't Consent To Divorce Post By (Guest Post) (06/30/2005) http://bifurcated.tripod.com/ Maybe this will help you? What is a Bifurcation? It can take many months, even several years, for a dissolution to wind its way through the courts. Faced with his fact, many spouses want to terminate the marriage quickly, even if the other issues in the case have not been settled. There might also be situations in which it makes sense to have a separate trial of a particular issue. In both of those situations, the court will order that the trial is to be bifurcated. This means either that the marital status is terminated and the parties are restored to their single status or a separate trial is to be held concerning a specific issue. I'm so sorry you have to go through this! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Husband Won't Consent To Divorce Post by cookwie (955) | (06/30/2005) Profile | Contact Call your Attorney General's office and ask for information about free Legal Aid. Some lawyers do it. It's called "pro bono". Report Spam or Abuse RE: Husband Won't Consent To Divorce Post by CndyHnt (7) | (06/30/2005) Contact I'm not certain where you reside, but most of the Court's now offer a service where they will review forms that are being filed "pro se" by a Plaintiff. Pro Se meaning that you act on your own behalf, without an attorney. In addition, most of the forms are now available on your local Court's website, and are fairly simple to fill out. Best of Luck. Report Spam or Abuse