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I wrote in yesterday and my question was wrong my divorce was uncontested my husband and i signed all the paperwork and got everything notarized the court hearing was oct 5 2012.but when i call they said they dont see it in the system. and he wont bring me the paperwork. what can i do.he said he was gonna mail it to me but havent. do it make a difference that he is not a u.s. citizen the reason why they dont see my information
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Finding your case is not complicated if you filed it and paid a filing fee it will be in the court's computer files and court's paper files - you should have a stamped filed copy and receipt for the monies paid for the court costs - your husband's immigration status will have absolutely no effect on the availability of such fiilng. As far as your husband goes - it sounds like there is an agreement which can be enforced against him, but at this stage it is a swearing contest and courts and lawyers do not consider divorces uncontested with no filed agreements to document that factual description, i.e. uncontested.
Bottom line you need an attorney to help get your divorce on track!
Answered on Feb 04th, 2013 at 4:41 PM