Divorce Notice From Husband- How To Respond

[puli_keka]

please PM details to Spider_Reddy  and sudha09 

[puli_keka]

Aithe ok

grammar ille but gasstation valla got to know how to speak with amris..how you been, can't complain chilling 

[ILAQAT_MUFLIYA]

grammar ille but gasstation valla got to know how to speak with amris..how you been, can't complain chilling

Wasssssssssssssup

[puli_keka]

Wasssssssssssssup

been busy?    trying not to 

[Diana]

there iis no timeline on notice

 

should she respond.. idea ledu boss ivi

 

salahalu most valuable

1. You can do nothing — which means that whatever your spouse or domestic partner is asking for in the Petition will probably be granted. The judge will base his or her decision about property, support, and custody and visitation (if you have children together) only on what your spouse or domestic partner has requested in the Petition.

    

   • This situation is called a “true default” because you are “defaulting” by not responding and are not involved at all.
   • In a “true default” you are giving up your right to participate in the case.
   • Click to learn more about default or uncontested cases.

    

    

2. You can do nothing because you have a written notarized agreement with your spouse or domestic partner where you both agree to end your marriage or domestic partnership. And you agree about other things like the division of your property and your debt, spousal or partner support, and, if you have children together, child support and custody and visitation orders.

    

   • In this case, you also “default” because you are not filing a response.
   • BUT you are having a say in the final outcome because you are reaching a written agreement with your spouse or domestic partner. So this is a “default with agreement” case. 
   • Click to learn more about default or uncontested cases

    

    

3. You file a response with the court but also reach an agreement with your spouse or domestic partner about all the issues.

    

   • If you choose this option, it is considered an “uncontested” case because you and your spouse or domestic partner are not fighting over the issues. You are agreeing to the terms of your divorce or legal separation. 
   • Click to learn more about default or uncontested cases

    

4. You file a response with the court in which you disagree with what your spouse or domestic partner is asking for.

    

    

   • This situation is considered a “contested” case since you and your spouse or domestic partner do not have an agreement and will need the court to make decisions in your case.
   • Click to find out what to do in a "contested" case.

 

If you decide to file a response, you have 30 days from the date you were served with the Summons and Petition to respond

 

google cheste e info dorikindi about options to respond..based on country it varies anukunta..

[Balibabu]

Ippudu me friend n valla husband ekkada vuntunnaru?

India lo ayitey valla parents tho lawyer ne kaluvachu kada

Is she on dependent visa?

[vadapav]

[massmaharaj]

gc la kosam pelli sesukunte ilane vuntundhi 

[vadapav]

mokali noppi ki thala noppi tablet vesinattu anipisthe cheppa ..  bharinchalekapothunnadu ante aa issue solve cheyaka divorce bokka anukuntu.. 

[Nidhi90]

:3D_Smiles: :3D_Smiles:

 

if they are married in India ask them to solve it in India....

 

atlst she can get parents support

[Yuvatha]

:3D_Smiles: :3D_Smiles:

 

if they are married in India ask them to solve it in India....

 

atlst she can get parents support

Amey intlo cheppukoleni panemina chesindemo 

[Balibabu]

Ltt for TS

[k2s]

are you a Jyothi Laxmi ?

[Yuvatha]

are you a Jyothi Laxmi ?

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