I filed for divorce, my husband lives in Mexico for more than 20 years and have no contact with him. I had a child during our marriage but is not the father of my son. The biological father willing to sign a acknowledgement paternity.
The court will likely require that the biological father do a paternity test after you file for divorce, and you will need to indicate in your divorce petition that he is the father.
The first step is to file for divorce. If you have an email for your husband in Mexico, you may get him to sign a waiver of citation so you can move forward with the divorce.
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