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GA Insufficient Service of Process Waived

Posted Mar.11, 2010 by Cynthia J. Remboldt, Esq., under Divorce, Jurisdiction

 Jurisdiction, Process of Service

Grant of ex-wife’s petition to modify parties’ divorce decree, AFFIRMED, as ex-husband waived any objection to insufficient service of process by personally appearing at hearing on modification petition.

Hudson v. Easterling, A09A2396 (11/19/09)

From:  Fulton County Daily Report (12/11/2009)

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