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Originally Posted by Melody
why would the courts need to see the church records in a divorce hearing?
curiouser and curiouser
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Whatever you do, do NOT ask a lawyer that isn't getting "compensated" by you., not even a christian(?) lawyer..(conflict of interests and all).
As for your question, I can venture a partially informed guess:
To 'track' the 'community' funds (tithing may be considered an 'expenditure'), and unfortuneately, TRULY IT DOES depend on
why they need to know., couldn't tell ya without more info., this is why I "guessed".
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could be that one of those parties (or their respective atty) to the divorce is wanting to make a big deal out of just how much money they made together BEFORE the expenses;
maybe its the husband and he is facing having to pay "alimony" (if its in a state that allows that AND community property as well), and so forth., too many details, I do hope this isn't YOU you're asking about., we should pray for this marriage, no matter whom it is.
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