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My lawyer wasn't going to take $9000. She only charged me for a 1/2 an hour because she was trying to save me as much money as she could. I guess I'm asking how I can find out the laws without actually having to pay for a lawyer to give me advice that they aren't actually sure about. Everyone I've talked to wants to do the whole divorce or nothing. She was the only one who'd give me any advice at all. And she obviously didn't know.

Go to the county courthouse, inquire with the clerk of the court. Also, attached to that court, is a law library, staffed by a law librarian. Befriend the law librarian, inquire.

Both of these things require yer physical presence, face to face, not any 'look online' stuff.

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Go to the county courthouse, inquire with the clerk of the court. Also, attached to that court, is a law library, staffed by a law librarian. Befriend the law librarian, inquire.

Both of these things require yer physical presence, face to face, not any 'look online' stuff.

Listen to Darnell, this is excellent advice! :thumbs:

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GlenAndLisa   0

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One more time in American English: what State of the Union are you in?

Wisconsin.

Go to the county courthouse, inquire with the clerk of the court. Also, attached to that court, is a law library, staffed by a law librarian. Befriend the law librarian, inquire.

Both of these things require yer physical presence, face to face, not any 'look online' stuff.

I did actually ask the clerk of court and she didn't know. She's the one who referred me to a lawyer. I honestly feel like I have nobody who knows the real answer for me here. Can't I just talk to a judge?! LOL

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Can you contact his family? I'm sure he wants the divorce settled as quick as you. So perhaps you could put a notice in his family's town paper? Or serve him at that address? Could you email him and ask for a current address so you can "both move on with your lives"?

I'm sorry. It's never easy. I wish you all the best.

His sister didn't know much, but his brother gave me an address and thought he was living in Scotland. That might be helpful. Glen DOES NOT want the divorce settled. He hasn't been one bit helpful and as far as I know, has no intention of ever being helpful. He does not want to move on.

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