QUESTION
How to obtain a divorce when my husband is refusing to sign a waiver of service and can't be located?
Asked on Sep 02nd, 2012 on Divorce - Louisiana
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I have been living separate from my husband since February 5, 2012. A motion to file a 102 divorce was filed by my attorney and was stamped by the court onApril 12, 2012. My husband is refusing to sign a waiver of service, the sheriff department has been unable to locate him despite the fact that he works everyday. His employer has been uncooperative. His attorney alleges she can't get in touch with him. My attorney retained a private investigator to serve him. Can his attorney be served? Do I have to wait another six months before my divorce is granted? We do not have children. I am extremely frustrated with this process!
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Not a problem - file in court, have a curator appointed to represent your husband, the curator will send a letter to his last know address, advertise, after a brief period of time, if he does not respond the court will grant you a divorce.
Answered on Sep 09th, 2012 at 4:10 PM