Being dead five months didn't keep an Alabama man from being granted a divorce last year. A judge signed the final judgment and decree last July granting Harvey Enloe a divorce from his wife of 37 years despite the fact that Enloe had died in February of that year. Another judge made the divorce effective on an earlier date -- dating it to January of 1999, a few weeks before Enloe's death.
February 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
An Alabama man succeeded in getting his Fulton County divorce last year — despite the fact he had been dead five months.
A visiting judge signed the final judgment and decree July 13 granting Harvey Enloe a divorce from his wife of 37 years. But Superior Court Judge Brooks E. Blitch III of the Alapaha Circuit made the divorce effective on an earlier date — dating it nunc pro tunc to Jan. 28, 1999, since the 61-year-old Enloe died in an apartment fire in Foley, Ala., last Feb. 19.
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