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Getting a copy of the CO

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How do you go about getting another copy of a CO? While moving out of an old storage unit and moving into a new apartment we seems to have miss placed (lost) DH's copy of the divorce agreement he and BM signed. It had the child visitation agreement, CS agreement, everything. I know there has to be a way for DH to get another copy for our records at our home.

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Al you have to do is to go

Al you have to do is to go back to the court house the CO was issued in and ask for a copy. Some states/counties may charge you for the copies.

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Go to family court, and fill

Go to family court, and fill out the request forms. I believe it's free here (NYC) It may take a few hours of your time, but it's worth it.

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His attorney should be able

His attorney should be able to burn him a copy for no cost. If not ... the county courthouse should be able to burn a copy.

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