Judge OKs Facebook Divorce Notice

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 11:24AM EDT / Published Apr. 06, 2015 8:58AM EDT

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A Manhattan Supreme Court justice has allowed a Brooklyn woman to use Facebook to serve her husband divorce papers. Ellanora Baidoo’s lawyer will message Victor Sena Blood-Dzraku from her account for three weeks, or until he acknowledges her messages. The woman claims that her marriage to her spouse was never consumated because he refused to follow through on the promise of having a traditional Ghanian ceremony after they signed their civil papers. Blood-Dzraku doesn’t have a fixed address and communicates with Baidoo largely by phone and Facebook message.

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Judge OKs Facebook Divorce Notice

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