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9/29/11, 12:41 pm

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If a person files in a default for divorce in Nevada because the other party did not respond to the initial complaint, and the divorce decree made, and then 6 months later later serve the other person a new complaint regarding custody/support, is the divorce official as of the intial filing? Yet the matter of child custody/support/property now to be decided?


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