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Giving a name to 'Person Unknown' in D80a
28 Jun 10 #211524
by footy_fan73
Reply from footy_fan73
Hi Mindspace.
I have read posts from other wikipeeps where they state that District Judges are usually pretty appalled at people naming names in divorce petitions on adultry grounds. They have no interest in the who and why, just that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. You may feel vindicated by naming and shaming but it would not court affection with the sitting judge.
My advice would be to sign the AofS, get it filed back at court as quickly as possible and get rid of the rubbish that did this to you.
OOO - just realised that you may be the petitioner! In which case please ignore the above paragraph! lol
Footy
Good luck.
I have read posts from other wikipeeps where they state that District Judges are usually pretty appalled at people naming names in divorce petitions on adultry grounds. They have no interest in the who and why, just that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. You may feel vindicated by naming and shaming but it would not court affection with the sitting judge.
My advice would be to sign the AofS, get it filed back at court as quickly as possible and get rid of the rubbish that did this to you.
OOO - just realised that you may be the petitioner! In which case please ignore the above paragraph! lol
Footy
Good luck.
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