My Alabama Family Law Blogging Friend Lee Bordon posted this great post on Lee's Divorce & Family Law Blog just today. He explains in a nut shell what can happen to you if you ignore a summons or THINK you are getting back with your spouse and maybe you are not. Go to Lee's blog and read his POST here.
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March 05, 2005
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