Wilson v. Wilson
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGrant, J.
Petitioner-appellee, Lisa A. Wilson, acting pro se, filed a petition for divorce in the district court for York County, Nebraska. The petition alleged that the marriage between petitioner and respondent was irretrievably broken and should be dissolved. Respondent-appellant, Harold B. Wilson, also acting pro se, filed an “Appearance and Responsive Pleading of Respondent” alleging, in part, that “[t]he parties are both serving lengthy sentences, so lengthy that subsequent marriage by either is unlikely, and/or unlikely to be ever consemated [sic].” Respondent requested that the court “transfer…
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