I feel as if the man my wife has been in adultery with illegally divorced us and wo my consent or knowledge, she may have or have not gave him my personal information ,how do I find out !if it was done??

Thank you for your question. If you are concerned that a divorce was finalized without your knowledge or consent, here is how you can verify the facts and protect your rights under Colorado law.

First, verify the existence of a divorce decree. You can search Colorado court records through the Colorado Courts E-filing system or other public record search tools to identify whether a divorce case involving you has been filed or finalized.

Next, determine whether proper service procedures were followed. If your spouse filed for divorce, you should have been personally served. That's required under Colorado law. Your spouse must have demonstrated due diligence in attempting to locate you and provided the court with all pertinent facts. Failure to do so may constitute fraud.

If you find out a divorce decree was fraudulently obtained, you may challenge its validity. Concealing facts or providing false information to the court can void a divorce decree.

Given the complexity of your situation, it is advisable to consult an attorney experienced in family law. An attorney can assist in reviewing court records, challenging the validity of the divorce decree, and addressing any misuse of your personal information.

I hope this helps. If you'd like to schedule a consultation with one of our family law attorneys, you may book online or call 303-688-0944.