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Can The Court Make My Spouse A Better Person?

No. The only thing a court can do is enforce its orders. The court is not going to change your spouse. Its an unfortunate fact, but you do have legal rights when it comes to your divorce or separation. We are here to help you understand your rights and your options.


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