Legal Question in Family Law in California
What can I do with a Judge' mistake
my Xwife filed the devorcecase on Dec.1999.during the separation period my x-wife and I both signed a devorce agreement. the agreement was notarized and also been executed. somehow my x-wife went to the court to filed a dismissto the devorce case on oct.2002. but on nov.2002 I received court's devorce judgement. I thought Iam devorse.I remarried on May 2003. But my x-wife filed again to the court to require the dismissed case. On june 2003 the court Judge said my X-wife's dismissal is valid. Now I have two legal wives.Of course I still want to devorce with my X-wife, but I think it is not fair to me that I have to spend more time and money to get the devorce judgement because of the Judge's mistake. Could any body tell me what should I do? Could anybody help me out in this case?
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Re: What can I do with a Judge' mistake
There is no "judges mistake". If I understand you correctly, your ex-wife dismissed the case. There has to be a decree of dissolution. If none, then, you are still married to her and are now commiting bigamy, which is illegal. You should immediately hire an attorney to rectify this problem. I am available to discuss it in detail with you. Please contact me at 1(800)76-JUSTICE or legaladvicenetwork.com. Thanks for inquiring.
Reply: What can I do with a Judge' mistake
It is not possible to assist you without first reviewing all of the underlying documentation. I suggest that you consult with an experienced family law lawyer. Experience is not expensive, it's priceless!
You will find some valuable information on various family law issues at my web site.
Good luck to you!
Brian Levy, Esq.
www.calattorney.net
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