What is the name of your state? VA
A dear friend of mine is going through a bitter custody battle. Among other things, he's just learned he's been divorced for a year, but has not been able to find his ex-wife for over a year. She initially went to file for divorce (I'm not even sure it was in VA. It could have been PA or DE depending on what week it was and where she lived.) and was told she had to take parenting classes. She went back at a later date and said he did not father any of her children (although she's still seeking child support). He was contacted a couple weeks ago and told the divorce was finalized (he was never served), but he could contest(?) the divorce since it was prepared with lies.
- Does he have to have this overturned and file properly in order for him to have a legal divorce?
- If he leaves this as it is, will he be able to get married at a later date, or is he still married now?
Thank you
A dear friend of mine is going through a bitter custody battle. Among other things, he's just learned he's been divorced for a year, but has not been able to find his ex-wife for over a year. She initially went to file for divorce (I'm not even sure it was in VA. It could have been PA or DE depending on what week it was and where she lived.) and was told she had to take parenting classes. She went back at a later date and said he did not father any of her children (although she's still seeking child support). He was contacted a couple weeks ago and told the divorce was finalized (he was never served), but he could contest(?) the divorce since it was prepared with lies.
- Does he have to have this overturned and file properly in order for him to have a legal divorce?
- If he leaves this as it is, will he be able to get married at a later date, or is he still married now?
Thank you