What happens if a divorce goes into default?
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What happens if a divorce goes into default?
If it’s clear you’ve ignored all the notices regarding your divorce case, a judge can enter a default divorce judgment against you and grant your spouse’s requests for support, property, and custody. If your spouse serves you with a default judgment, don’t panic.
Will my Social Security benefits be reduced if I get divorced?
If your ex collects Social Security based on your work record, your remarriage doesn’t affect this in any way. Your ex can’t remarry, however. Her benefits stop if she does unless and until her subsequent marriage ends by death, divorce or annulment.
Do ex wives go to funerals?
To Go or Not Go to the Funeral If you have remained in contact with your ex’s family, and you are on good terms then, by all means, go. If you choose to go, remember this event isn’t about you. The purpose of the funeral service is to honor the deceased and help provide closure to those who are grieving.
Do you include ex wife in obituary?
Most obituaries include the deceased’s current spouse in the list of survivors, but don’t mention any ex-spouses, as they are not typically considered current family.
Who walks in first at a funeral?
The officiant leads the processional and is followed by pallbearers who carry the coffin. Next to walk down the aisle are the family and kin to the deceased followed by close friends who will take their seats in the first few rows, marking the start of the ceremony. A recessional marks the end of the funeral service.
Is it disrespectful to walk on graves?
Touching monuments or headstones is extremely disrespectful and in some cases, may cause damage. For example, some older memorials might be in disrepair and could fall apart under the slightest touch. Be sure to walk in between the headstones, and don’t stand on top of a burial place. Be respectful of other mourners.
What side does the family sit on at a funeral?
At many funerals, relatives of the deceased sit on the right side. Friends, acquaintances, co-workers, and others typically sit on the left. The front rows are reserved for close relatives.
