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Need your thoughts. My wife is filing for uncontested divorce. We have a minor child, we've agreed upon everything, she lives her life and I live mine. However, since neither of us is paying child support...I have a "what if" scenario. When my wife and I lived together, she forged my name on various things to obtain money. By signing the divorce papers, is this signing away my rights to prosecute her if necessary? I mean currently, as long as she doesn't do anything to bother me i will show her the same courtesy. Or since the forgery would be criminal charges and divorce cival, am I comparing apples to oranges?

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@juliebug1214,

Uh, you've probably already forfeited your rights in the matter by going along with things.

Consult an attorney to confirm.

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@juliebug1214,

This is confusing. Which are you 'cause the other day on the previous thread you were the wife?

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@Ragman,

What difference does it make to the question really???? I could have been asking for a friend, you don't know that. Let's keep to the subject here.

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@juliebug1214,

juliebug1214 wrote:

What difference does it make to the question really???? I could have been asking for a friend, you don't know that.

Yaknow, I'm with Ragman on this: I think it sorta does make a difference.

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Let's keep to the subject here.

Good luck with that now.

Cycloptichorn

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@Ragman,

can't wait for the next thread, i'm guessing he/she/it posts as the minor child Twisted Evil

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@juliebug1214,

jespah wrote:

Consult an attorney to confirm.

Yes ... and be sure to figure out who's who before you do.

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@juliebug1214,

I would think that if the advice was for a friend, you'd have taken the simple route and write that it was for a friend. But, no matter.

The best advice you can be given, already WAS given.

Seek out the advice of a lawyer as this a legal matter. Of course, you should soon have a lawyer already seeing that the divorce is the pathway on which you are headed.

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@juliebug1214,

I'm confused as to the whether or not this related discussion is from the same person. It seems like it is.

http://able2know.org/topic/169701-1#post-4549700

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@Ragman,

maybe, like the kid, they're sharing the computer in the divorce Razz

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@djjd62,

I'm making some neat shadow-puppets. I got me a nice Asian bunny rabbit going now..and one of JGoldman, too. Arghh..trying to do one of a lawyer is hard...(sharks aren't easy).

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@juliebug1214,

I would love to tell you that by being fair, and reasonable, he will never, ever, I mean you will never, ever, "dob" on the forgery....

But, one little bit of anger one day and he will, I mean you will....Why because the question is being asked here, that means it's in his mind, I mean your mind...

You/he whom ever broke the law, a signature that is not yours will be noticable..

I think you definately need to speak to a lawyer ...

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