He lives in a fifth wheel trailer with no physical address only a po box which is not current. He has met with me on occasion and has agreed to fill out papers but when I give them to him to complete, he disappears for weeks at a time. He doesn’t work but has a phone. He claims he is disabled, but I suspect he is not as ill as he describes. We have no children together and I do not want any money or anything, just to complete this divorce and change my name back to my maiden name.
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Bill HenryFounding Partner 18 years of experience
It is absolutely possible to obtain a divorce without his participation. You will need to have him served with the divorce papers but with some planning, you can have a final Orders hearing wherein you will need to ask for an appropriate division of the marital assets and debts but will get a divorce and consistent Court Orders whether or not he is there or provides any input.
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