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Evesham Residents, consider several factors when selecting a lawyer including their experience, expertise, and reputation. AV Rated Attorneys represent a distinguished group of lawyers who have received top ratings from their peers for their exceptional ethical standards and an A grade (4.5 or higher).
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Commonly Asked Divorce Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

My husband left the country to Haity to get a divorce from me, without me knowing is this legal. I live in NJ and got married in NJ

Answered by attorney Diana L. Anderson
Divorce lawyer at Diana L. Anderson
you need to retain the services of a matrimonial attorney.  Even though he is in Haiti, the assets you referenced are here in New Jersey and can be "seized" and the liens challenged by you until the divorce is finalized.  You can be granted access to asset while the divorce is pending. This is not a question that can be fully answered in an online forum.  Instead you should seek a matrimonial attorney who practices in the county in which you live. Good Luck .
you need to retain the services of a matrimonial attorney.  Even though he is in Haiti, the assets you referenced are here in New Jersey and can be "seized" and the liens challenged by you until the divorce is finalized.  You can be granted access to asset while the divorce is pending. This is not a question that can be fully answered in an online forum.  Instead you should seek a matrimonial attorney who practices in the county in which you live. Good Luck .
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Divorce lawyer at Diamond & Diamond, P.A.
Yes. The fact that your wife left you, left the state and left the country does not mean that you cannot move forward with a divorce. The biggest issue in this type of proceeding is the service of process upon your wife of the filed complaint for divorce. After you file the complaint for divorce with the court system, you then need to arrange to have a copy of that filed  complaint for divorce personally served upon your wife, with your wife signing paperwork acknowledging her receipt of the paperwork. If you cannot get her to agree to accept the paperwork and sign the acknowledgement of service of those papers, then you need to hire a process server in her country to personally serve the papers on her and then he signs a paper acknowledging that he personally served her. That paperwork is then filed with the NJ court system and then the clock can begin to run on the period time under the statute to respond.  If you don’t do it correctly ( as explained above), the court cannot proceed with a divorce matter for you. In this setting, it is probably worth your while to hire a competent divorce lawyer knowledgeable in this procedure and who has access to process servers around the world.  
Yes. The fact that your wife left you, left the state and left the country does not mean that you cannot move forward with a divorce. The biggest issue in this type of proceeding is the service of process upon your wife of the filed complaint for divorce. After you file the complaint for divorce with the court system, you then need to arrange to have a copy of that filed  complaint for divorce personally served upon your wife, with your wife signing paperwork acknowledging her receipt of the paperwork. If you cannot get her to agree to accept the paperwork and sign the acknowledgement of service of those papers, then you need to hire a process server in her country to personally serve the papers on her and then he signs a paper acknowledging that he personally served her. That paperwork is then filed with the NJ court system and then the clock can begin to run on the period time under the statute to respond.  If you don’t do it correctly ( as explained above), the court cannot proceed with a divorce matter for you. In this setting, it is probably worth your while to hire a competent divorce lawyer knowledgeable in this procedure and who has access to process servers around the world.  
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Seems like I'm heading towards divorce. I sold both of my companies to my son. Can my wife still go after the companies?

Answered by attorney Diana L. Anderson
Divorce lawyer at Diana L. Anderson
The proceeds from the sale could be marital assets.  If you sold the businesses to your sons for a discounted price, there could be som e adjustment made for the true fair market value.  
The proceeds from the sale could be marital assets.  If you sold the businesses to your sons for a discounted price, there could be som e adjustment made for the true fair market value.  
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