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Creiddylad

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I just have a question for you. I moved to Massachusetts in Oct 1999. My husband and I were to move together, but once I arrived out here, we stopped talking. It just wasn't meant to be. I have spoken to him twice since then, the last time being in Mar 2000. The last time we were physically close was early Oct 1999. I would like to get a divorce, but I don't know what I should do, or if there is anything special I need to do because of the lack of communication. Also, I have no idea where he is at this point in time. Thank you for your time.
 


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I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

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Creiddylad said:
I just have a question for you. I moved to Massachusetts in Oct 1999. My husband and I were to move together, but once I arrived out here, we stopped talking. It just wasn't meant to be. I have spoken to him twice since then, the last time being in Mar 2000. The last time we were physically close was early Oct 1999. I would like to get a divorce, but I don't know what I should do, or if there is anything special I need to do because of the lack of communication. Also, I have no idea where he is at this point in time. Thank you for your time.
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My response:

1. You can usually obtain a free intitial consultation with a Family law attorney, and discuss the potential for representation.

2. You can also buy a "How To" book at your larger bookstore, and start the ball rolling yourself.

All instructions and situations, like yours, are discussed in such books.

Good luck to you.

IAAL
 
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Creiddylad

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What do you mean, a 'How To' book? Let me guess, they have books like 'Divorcing for Dummies'??? Thanks muchly for your help. Now I'm on the hunt for a lawyer. :)
Creiddylad.
 
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I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

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My response:

As a matter of fact, there is such a book - - amongst the many others on the subject.

But, you needed to be told to see an attorney ?

IAAL
 
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Creiddylad

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I did not need to be told to see a lawyer, I just have never filed for divorce before. I didn't know if there was anything I should know since he and I aren't together. We don't even live in the same state...

Speaking of which, any idea as to what the laws in MA are about different state residencies-filing?
Creiddylad
 
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