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22 Aug 09 #140501 by singring57
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Hi, Im about to start divorcing my husband, and I plan to do it myself, the problem I have is I dont want my husband to know where i'm living, my husband wasnt violent or anything its just that ive moved o and I prefer he didnt know where I am, how do I fill in the D8 form without him knowing where I live.
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22 Aug 09 #140503 by NellNoRegrets
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I don't think you can. You have no reason to suspect he is going to harm you, and so I don't think you can refuse to disclose your address. The court will need to know anyway. An address isn't a secret.

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