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A New York judge has ruled that he has the authority to bifurcate a trial and grant an interlocutory judgment of divorce to a woman who may be dying, though he declined to actually do so. The woman, who is suffering from a potentially terminal illness, wanted to be divorced before her death. She requested that the court separate the grounds issues from the economic ones in order to expedite the judgment. The judge suggested a compromise alternative instead.
November 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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