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He's not attending the divorce case which was filed by me


02-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have filed divorce case he's not attending in my state where am residing currently didn't file any objection too but he obtained an rcr decree in his state he's saying he will apply divoce Now even If I get divorce decree what is the use of it because hes also eligible to divorce upon rcr decree in his state How does this even work am very confused other advocate says file appeal on rcr decree anyways I don't want cohabitation what will be use of appeal which 1 will be valid my divorce or his
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Answer #1
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What is the stage of the divorce case that you have filed now ? have you taken notice and absented, then has he been made ex parte ? have you demanded alimony from him ? you can ignore the judgement in RCR ?
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Answer #2
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Dear Madam, You may immediately prefer appeal against RCR Decree and get it cancelled on the ground of Divorce grounds. You are not forced to reside with your husband and your divorce grounds will be taken into consideration. In the meanwhile you can claim maintenance if eligible.
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