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What is legal the divorce, the first filed or the second after we moved?

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Answered by attorney Jill K. Whitbeck (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Law Offices of Jill K. Whitbeck
Under the legal principle of comity, a valid court order from one state is recognized in all other states. However, the first court order was only for legal separation. The second order was for divorce. The divorce action should have identified any orders entered in the separation action. If your husband didn't do that when he filed the case, you should have done it when you responded. Now, the divorce order is also a binding court order recognized in all states, and it would supercede the legal separation so as to end the marriage. The only real issue is whether or not the terms of these court orders conflict. If they do, the conflict most likely needs sorted out in the divorce case. Beyond that, you will most likely have to sit down with an attorney in the state that did the divorce to see what impact, if any, the legal separation order has in the divorce case.
Under the legal principle of comity, a valid court order from one state is recognized in all other states. However, the first court order was only for legal separation. The second order was for divorce. The divorce action should have identified any orders entered in the separation action. If your husband didn't do that when he filed the case, you should have done it when you responded. Now, the divorce order is also a binding court order recognized in all states, and it would supercede the legal separation so as to end the marriage. The only real issue is whether or not the terms of these court orders conflict. If they do, the conflict most likely needs sorted out in the divorce case. Beyond that, you will most likely have to sit down with an attorney in the state that did the divorce to see what impact, if any, the legal separation order has in the divorce case.
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What is the possibility that he will get a decree in the first hearing itself?

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Answered by attorney Glenn E. Tanner (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Glenn E. Tanner, Attorney at Law
In Washington if you haven't responded, he can win by default. Do a response. See an attorney. Stop sitting around being passive.
In Washington if you haven't responded, he can win by default. Do a response. See an attorney. Stop sitting around being passive.

Can I file and get my divorce without his signature and how?

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Answered by attorney Barbara Peyton (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Peyton & Associates
He doesn't have to sign anything. File for divorce and have him served. It will go forward from there Good luck.
He doesn't have to sign anything. File for divorce and have him served. It will go forward from there Good luck.