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TX Pro-Se Divorce Going Wrong

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poysenivye

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What is the name of your state? TX I know that a lot of you think that I should just keep my nose out of this whole situation. But, I am just trying to help. Please understand that.

Here's the new problem: He had her served, the court clerk said that she only had to enter in an answer to the court via a sheet of paper that she has signed. With no notary or anything. She entered a positive answer agreeing with the petition. The 60 days have passed, the guy had put into the decree that the marriage was dissolved based on adultery on her part. She didn't want that in there, so he took it out. Although it was the truth. She found out later that his girlfriend was pregnant. And has now decided that because he didn't tell her about the pregnant girlfriend sooner, that he was withholding information and has proven the petition false. Although none of the information in the petition had any bar on the situation. The county they live in requires a parenting class for both people before they can get divorced. She now refuses to go until she has decided if she wants to seek legal aid, she feels she should get more benefits and money now.
Can he go to the class himself and then set a court date and have the judge read the decree first, then have her sign on it? Or does he have to wait for her to decide what she is going to do? She keeps postponing everything, and he is about to get deployed overseas.

Please give me some advice....
 



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