My husband moved out May 1982. I never filed for a divorce because I had no money. He's had several places of residence, currently in Nevada which I had no idea until recently. My son's 35 and his father quit all contact when he was 12. He still owes me a great deal of money. Would we be considered divorced?
No, you can only be divorced by an order from a Judge. You should consult with an experienced family law attorney to discuss your rights. In Maricopa County, and other counties in Arizona, there is a self service center at the courts, or online, that provides the forms and instructions.
No, the passage of time alone is insufficient to grant you a dissolution. You should consult a family law attorney or facilitator about the procedures.
No you are still married.. it takes a court judgment to get divorced..Further you can probably kiss the money he owes you goodbye.. its long past any statute of limitations (in the absence of special circumstances like tolling).
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