Assertion: petitioner's spouse | /r/HasProperty | respondent
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Source sentences:
text: The former spouse (Respondent) must be contacted by the Tribunal, informed of his/her rights and, if willing to participate in the process, is sent a questionnaire.
text: A person at least 18 who is not involved in the case gives the other spouse or partner (the respondent) copies of the court forms.
text: For instance, a Respondent in a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage who never filed a Counter-Petition for Dissolution of Marriage was court ordered to receive temporary monthly maintenance, formerly known as alimony, from her spouse, the Petitioner.
text: The other spouse is known as the 'Respondent'.
text: In general, the party who files for divorce is called the petitioner or plaintiff and the other spouse is called the respondent or defendant.
text: The spouse who starts the divorce is known as the 'Petitioner'.
text: The original (not a photocopy) of a current baptismal certificate with sacramental notations for a Catholic Petitioner The original (not a photocopy) of a current baptismal certificate with sacramental notations for the former spouse (Respondent), if she/he is a Catholic The original (not a photocopy) of a current Church marriage certificate, if the marriage was celebrated in the Catholic Church A copy of the prenuptial papers from the Catholic church of marriage.
text: The other spouse (respondent) can file their response an answer which is free to a few dollar.
text: If appropriate, the petitioner can talk to his or her spouse or domestic partner (the respondent) to see if they can work out an agreement about the terms of the divorce or legal separation.
text: The spouse that files for (requests) divorce is called the “petitioner," and the other spouse is the “respondent.
text: A divorce petition is a form that is filled out by one spouse (the petitioner) and is filed and sent to the other (the respondent).
text: The court sends a copy of the petition and statement of arrangements to the other spouse, known as the respondent.