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#214731 - 03/06/09 05:27 PM lied re: residency
itsbill New User Registered: 03/06/09 Posts: 2	Hi all, my wife filed for divorce in indiana in 2006. We tried being together again and finally separated 12/2/2008. The case remained open the entire time. At the time she filed, she filed in the county her family is in, a place she hasn't lived for 20 years, but she has a PO Box there. She also had only been a resident of IN for no more than 3 months (in Bloomington), and actually closer to 2. When the certified letter came in 06 notifying me of divorce I didn't pick it up. I did have to sign something later, the provisional order. Does the court care at all that she lied or am I stuck on her home turf? Thanks! Edited by itsbill (03/06/09 05:48 PM) Edit Reason: misprint
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#214847 - 03/09/09 12:58 PM Re: lied re: residency [Re: itsbill]
BeaverFever Superstar Registered: 11/29/04 Posts: 6787 Loc: Houston, TX	I suggest you talk to an attorney. Jurisdiction can be tricky at times.
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