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: SC Family Law BlogI Was Served With Divorce Papers, What Do I Do Now?
By Ben Stevens
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Question: My wife's attorney recently served me with papers seeking a contested divorce. I now live in a different state from my wife. My wife knows that I have already retained an attorney in the same state in which she lives, but her attorney served the papers on me anyway instead of sending them to my attorney. Do they have to send these papers to my attorney since he has been hired to represent me, or is it my responsibility to deal with them?
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Full post as published by SC Family Law Blog on August 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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