EUREKA!!!!!! I AM DIVORCED< AFTER ALL! - 02/03/08 05:43 AM
<img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/eek.gif" alt="" />[color:"red"]I JUST FOUND OUT I MAY STILL BE MARRIED!!!!![/color]
I filed for a divorce on 12/11/97.
In November 1998, the judge heard the case and granted the divorce.
In February 1999, I called the court and asked when I would get my decree. They said the judge had left some paperwork unfinished when she went on vacation mid-December 1998. I got the decree in late February.
Up to that point, all is well.
XH married someone else in October 2002 or so.
Still, all seems ok.
Today I got a letter from the Circuit Court Clerk.....it is in regards to case 97D3534.
The text of the letter says:
By Order of the Court, all cases which have been pending for one (1) or more years shall be dismissed unless within the next thirty days the following takes place:
(1) A motion to set is filed and heard by the Assignment Judge for Jury Cases and for Non-Jury and Divorces to be heard by the Trial Judge; or
(2)Specific permission is obtained from the Court for this case to be exempted from this one(1) year rule.
In an Order setting the case for trial is not filed within thirty (30) days, or exempted under paragraph two (2) above, this case shall be dismissed.
So, tonight, I don't know if I'm married or divorced. That means my x may have two wives. The Diplomat of the Far Kingdom is about as unhappy as I am.
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Edited to change title.
I filed for a divorce on 12/11/97.
In November 1998, the judge heard the case and granted the divorce.
In February 1999, I called the court and asked when I would get my decree. They said the judge had left some paperwork unfinished when she went on vacation mid-December 1998. I got the decree in late February.
Up to that point, all is well.
XH married someone else in October 2002 or so.
Still, all seems ok.
Today I got a letter from the Circuit Court Clerk.....it is in regards to case 97D3534.
The text of the letter says:
By Order of the Court, all cases which have been pending for one (1) or more years shall be dismissed unless within the next thirty days the following takes place:
(1) A motion to set is filed and heard by the Assignment Judge for Jury Cases and for Non-Jury and Divorces to be heard by the Trial Judge; or
(2)Specific permission is obtained from the Court for this case to be exempted from this one(1) year rule.
In an Order setting the case for trial is not filed within thirty (30) days, or exempted under paragraph two (2) above, this case shall be dismissed.
So, tonight, I don't know if I'm married or divorced. That means my x may have two wives. The Diplomat of the Far Kingdom is about as unhappy as I am.
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Edited to change title.