This depends on what state you are in and the circumstances surrounding your dismissed divorce case. Family law in each state is nuanced. Most states won’t allow you to reopen a divorce case. Some do. Others let you reopen it if the case has just been dismissed but not finalized. If you’re considering reopening your divorce case, look into whether or not your state allows you to. If you are able to, you’ll need to file a petition to reopen in family court to get started.
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Can a dismissed divorce case be reopened? My case was dismissed and I need to know if I need a new one or can they just reopen the old one.
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Rhode Island
December 20, 2023
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