sharlenereeder
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My husband filed for divorce but we never had a court date. Is there a statute of limitations on asking for alimony?
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Divorced without going to court
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army judge
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If you didn't attend court, perhaps you aren't divorced.
If I were you, I'd contact the court (or the county clerk), and attempt to obtain a copy of the alleged divorce decree.
Depending upon what you discover, that will determine your next steps.
Google "alimony YOUR STATE", and then discuss your options with a lawyer.
Depending upon many things, alimony is hard to obtain. You might also Google "spousal support YOUR STATE", as that could be an option.
Don't put too much hope in that, either.
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If I were you, I'd contact the court (or the county clerk), and attempt to obtain a copy of the alleged divorce decree.
Depending upon what you discover, that will determine your next steps.
Google "alimony YOUR STATE", and then discuss your options with a lawyer.
Depending upon many things, alimony is hard to obtain. You might also Google "spousal support YOUR STATE", as that could be an option.
Don't put too much hope in that, either.
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