divorced or not

[EEck]

My sister got a divorce about 10 years ago in the
state of Oregon. She decided not to include the
fact that there was a child born during the marriage
because she wasn't planning on daddy being involved
and didn't want any thing from him etc...now the ex-
husband is saying their divorce isn't really a divorce
because she left out this info (he was living in a different state when the divorce was granted) and says that they are
in fact still married. Is this true if you leave out things,
children, or property that a divorce could actually found
to not be a divorce? Is she still married?

Any insight will be greatly appreciated!

 

[dorenephilpot]

The creativity of things that people say to torture each other never ceases to amaze me.

They are divorced if they have a divorce decree or judgment from a court and the time for appeals has passed.

The fact that something was "left out" is not grounds to call the dissolution invalid.

If there is a child of the marriage and that child is not being provided for, the custodial parent needs to deal with that issue in the original court.