The divorce decree on file is signed by the judge and both attorneys. However because neither party signed the decree does that give either party the ability to fight part of the property division? – WLD
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WLD: No. The only signature that counts on the divorce decree is the Judge’s.
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Posted by James J. Gross on 11 Aug 2010