crazypeach
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Reged: 12/02/07
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Loc: USA
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My separation papers went out to my husband and the lawyer had put "verbal and mental abuse" as one of the things against him. I never said he was, is this standard in divorce/separation? I did notice it before I signed the papers, and almost asked to get it changed, but thought it was "standard" in these cases so I let it go. Hubby is very upset about this. Can I get it removed or something? I can't talk to my lawyer until nexst Friday. Thanks
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Samsung
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Reged: 06/14/07
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No, it is not standard, and if it isn't true, then it is a lie.
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crazypeach
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Reged: 12/02/07
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So can it be removed... or stricken from the record or something?
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KGrow
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Reged: 01/27/06
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Loc: Colorado
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You shouldn't sign legal papers that make false accusations. Your lawyer better have a good explanation for including this language (I predict copy-paste error will be the excuse).
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crazypeach
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Reged: 12/02/07
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Well I figured something like that. I'm sure most cases have that written in it. I'm just hoping it can be fixed. I wasn't thinking clearly at the time, and my lawyer wasn't there when I signed, so I didn't get to ask questions really. I just figured it was "standard divorce stuff". So I just want it removed, deleted, whatever because my stbxh is going to have a field day with that one. (He already said so.)
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