Andrew:
I have never seen that. Most likely they have to re-marry. But perhaps you can try a Rule 4:50-1 application to vacate the judgment of divorce (although I don't think it applies).
Robert E. Goldstein, Esq.
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Mates,
My recently divorced client and his recent ex have decided they made a mistake. They want to "undo" the divorce that ended their 30+ year marriage! Can they consent to vacate their JOD and then dismiss their pleadings? I cannot imagine any court being willing to re-list or re-open the matter?
TIA,
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Andrew Bestafka Esq.
Freehold NJ
(732)955-2050
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