Divorce Proceedings Status Clarification

Hi Anca! I understand your situation. In Washington State, you can file a motion to dismiss the divorce case if you both agree to stop the proceedings. Have you checked with your husband’s lawyer to confirm if the case has been officially paused or dismissed?

It sounds like you need to send an email to the county clerk to request the cancellation of the next hearing date. Here's a template you can use:
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Subject: Request to Strike Next Hearing Date
Dear [County Clerk's Name],
I would like to request that the next hearing date be struck from the court calendar.
Thank you very much for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Anca-Monica Atwood
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Make sure to include any case numbers or additional information that may be relevant to your request.

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It seems like you have taken the right steps by sending the email to the county clerk. If you need further assistance, you could follow up with the county clerk to confirm the status of your request.
Would you like any additional information or have any other questions regarding your case?

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Great, it seems like the county clerk has acknowledged your request and struck the hearing date. If you need further assistance or have any other questions, feel free to ask!

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When the hearing is struck, it means the scheduled court date has been removed. However, it doesn't necessarily mean the divorce is permanently paused. It may mean that proceedings are temporarily on hold. You might want to confirm with your husband’s lawyer whether any further steps are needed to formally pause or dismiss the case.

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It sounds like there may be some confusion. Striking a hearing date doesn't typically pause the entire divorce case. It just removes that specific court date. You should confirm with your husband's lawyer if additional steps are needed to officially pause the case for a year.
Would you like to know more about the process to pause or dismiss a divorce case in Idaho?

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It looks like there might have been some confusion. Since you're located in Washington State, I'll provide information specific to Washington. To pause a divorce case, you typically need to file a motion to stay the proceedings. It's important to confirm with your husband's lawyer about the exact status and whether a motion to stay has been filed.
Would you like any further assistance or information regarding this process in Washington State?

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Typically, the party who wants to pause the divorce proceedings should file the motion to stay. In this case, your husband's lawyer might need to file it officially in court.
Would you like any further information regarding this process?

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It seems like there is some confusion surrounding the divorce proceedings and the status of your case. Striking a hearing date only removes that specific date from the court calendar and doesn't necessarily pause the entire divorce process.
Would you like any further assistance or have any other questions regarding this process in Washington State?

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It looks like there is some confusion regarding the status of your divorce case. Striking a hearing date does not pause the entire divorce process. Here is what you need to know:
- To officially pause the divorce, a motion to stay must be filed.
- Your husband's lawyer should handle this if he is representing you both.
Would you like any additional information or have any other questions regarding this process?

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It’s important to clarify the current status of your divorce case. Here’s what you can do:
- Contact the court to verify the status directly.
- Consider seeking independent legal advice to ensure your interests are protected.
Would you like any additional information or have more questions on this process?

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Yes, you can call the court to get information about your case. The court clerks can provide details about the status of your case and any filed motions. It’s a good way to get direct and accurate information.
Would you like more details on what specific information to ask the court clerk?

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Yes, it is possible to pause divorce proceedings by filing a motion to stay the proceedings. However, this must be done officially through the court. Since your husband's lawyer is only representing him, it might be wise for you to seek independent legal advice to ensure everything is being handled correctly.
Do you need guidance on how to contact a lawyer or legal aid in Idaho?

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It seems like your situation is quite complex. Here are some steps you can take:
- Confirm with the court the current status of your divorce case.
- Consider getting independent legal advice to ensure your rights are protected.
Would you like more detailed information or have other questions about this process?