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answer to a petition for divorce
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army judge
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I don't know how easily anyone can change their mind.
However, pleadings can always be amended by petition or motion to the court.
I'd not trouble with what could happen.
I'd push forward with the divorce based upon the current pleadings and answer.
Never argue against your winning position or second guess the positive actions of the opposing party that supports your position.
You're winning, forge ahead.
However, pleadings can always be amended by petition or motion to the court.
I'd not trouble with what could happen.
I'd push forward with the divorce based upon the current pleadings and answer.
Never argue against your winning position or second guess the positive actions of the opposing party that supports your position.
You're winning, forge ahead.
Proserpina
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He can change his mind at any point. Even if you have sole legal and physical, the state will allow him to file for both.
Thanks for your positive feedback.
I'm not worried about him changing his mind later. He has been absent for 13 years. The children are teens and don't even know him. Plus I left due to the protection order cps had on him that he wouldn't comply with. It was him or the kids. Thanks for your information. Its good to know that he can try.
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