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Advice on child support laws issued in an invalid divorce judgment

May 26, 2011

Question:mens divorce lawyer

I am looking for advice on child support laws regarding orders from an invalid divorce decree.

I was granted a divorce and child custody was awarded to me in Texas many years ago. My ex-wife took my child, who I have not seen since, and apparently was granted a divorce in Oklahoma that also forced me to pay child support.

So she is trying to enforce child support laws issued in a decree that should not be standing since you can't just get divorced twice because you didn't like the outcome of the first one.

What are fathers rights in this situation?


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Ask a Lawyer: Invalid divorce due to residency

Nov 29, 1999

Question:

My husband obtained a 'divorce' from me in 1998, under fraudulent residency claims. Neither of us lived in the state of Vermont nor had done so for 7 months, when he filed. When the divorce was granted we had been out of Vermont for over a year. My question is: is this divorce a VALID divorce? I feel like it is a phony document and not legal.

Answer:

Allow me to preface my response with the disclaimer that I am not licensed in the State of New York. This Judgment may be void. Jurisdiction is required for a court to enter a Judgment. In your case, the Court may not have had subject matter jurisdiction over you and your ex-spouse. I suggest you consult with an attorney in Vermont to see what jurisdictional requirements exist for the jursidiction to attach. As a side note, what do you hope to achieve by getting rid of this Judgment? You may be opening a pandora's box of litigation that will be very expensive. I suggest you consider that before you go in with guns blazing.

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