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Ex Really Wants To Reopen Your Breakup

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Ex Really Wants To Reopen Your Breakup

Postby Deven » Wed Feb 12, 2014 1:59 am

Iam new only at that, so I wish my article makes some sense. My ex really wants to get me back once again to judge and to obtain more pension advantages of me. Could it be typical or strange for judges to reopen cases of divorce? The ex today wishes a survivor allowance from my Authorities pension benefits. We joined monetary arbitration, and his attorney never mentioned a survivor allowance. We closed the MSA, not giving a survivor allowance, and were separated about 9 weeks ago. It appears in my experience that what is final must certanly be final?????????? Thanks so much!
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Postby Rhett » Thu Feb 13, 2014 6:23 am

"My ex and his attorney are threatening to reopen the case."Threatening?Tell them both where to go with the threats and don't be polite about it.
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Postby Sowingwa » Thu Feb 13, 2014 12:50 pm

PS.Hereis anything I came across on the web by googling iowa divorce law reopen divorce"The court doesn't possess the power to alter a house division order following the day of the ultimate divorce until an event files a Motion to Reopen and the court awards that motion. A Motion to Reopen must certanly be submitted using a "sensible" time period but no later than twelve months in the day of the ultimate breakup. The judge has got the discretion to find out what's an acceptable time period. Additionally, the court will just reopen a view for limited factors such as error, fraud, inexcusable neglect, new info or other fair grounds."If you did get offered with such a motion you can easily record an opposition to the motion and the court will hear arguments from both of you before generally making any type of decision.
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Postby Williamson » Sat Feb 15, 2014 12:34 am

Iowa includes a site as you are able to consider the standing of one's situation. If you discover your situation you may check when you wish to see if something occurred. When they submitted documents it'd be mentioned. Very little of the heads-up however, you may be involved. wcca.wicourts.gov
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Postby Osbert » Sun Feb 16, 2014 9:37 pm

Hi again, My ex and his attorney are threatening to reopen the case. My attorney will notify me asap if and when they serve the petition to reopen. I think they are threatening in hopes that I'll cave in on the issue of the survivor annuity.
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Postby Choncey » Wed Feb 19, 2014 8:53 am

Thanks. Actually, I usually check there every day! And my attorney said she'd call right away if she hears anything.
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Postby Tai » Tue Feb 25, 2014 4:47 pm

Good idea! I hate playing this waiting game, waiting to see if I'm served or not. Thank you!
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Postby newland » Wed Feb 26, 2014 1:31 am

Sorry, I'm from Wisconsin. My attorney feels that chances are fairly good that the case won't be reopened. Apparently, there are some strict limitations regarding reopening a divorce case. However, she also says I shouldn't get my hopes up too high. Thank you for your advice.
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Postby katehudson92 » Wed Feb 26, 2014 11:04 pm

"Is it typical or unusual for judges to reopen divorce situations?"It'd be rare to reopen an incident for property division issues, but it depends upon the relevant facts and the applicable state law (and you did not recognize your state in your article as required within the publishing guidelines).
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Postby Larnell » Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:30 pm

if "the date of the divorce" is the date the hearing was held where the divorce was granted or the date the order was signed by the judge?I mean as far as when the one year period starts.
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