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Question: Divorce, Marriage, Alimony - Texas

Asked on 10/16/2009
I had filed for divorce under non-contested and now he is threatening not to sign. What can i do?
I had filed for divorce under non-contested and now he is threatening not to sign. What can i do? I live in Texas and i have waited my 60 days and i was wanting to know what i can do to end it with out his signature. He also is no where to be found and has no phone to contact him at.

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Did you file this yourself?  If so, did you ask for citation and have him served?  Did he sign a waiver?

If you are pro se and he is not signing, you are out of luck.  You cannot get a divorce unless he either signs a waiver, gets served, appears in court, or signs the decree.  Until he signs, it is not uncontested and the Court cannot give you a divorce without his minimal participation.  You should really talk to a lawyer about how to proceed.



  • Answered on 10/24/2009
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