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Note: The answers for questions #1, 3, 14, and 15 below are found in the Tribunal letter, which was sent to you about the questionnaire.  


2. Your Name*
3. The Lead Judge listed on your letter is:*
4. I acknowledge that all testimony that I give will be reviewable by the Tribunal personnel assigned to this case, including any personnel in any appeal of the decision given in this case, and by my former spouse (Petitioner or Respondent), if participating, at a church location. (No copies are given to the Petitioner or the Respondent.)*
5. Do you believe in the sanctity of an oath?*
6. I swear that all the responses given in this questionnaire will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God. *
8b. May the Tribunal send you some communications via email? *
12b. Do you practice it?*
14. Is your former spouse known as the petitioner or the respondent in this case?*
15. Choose all the sections of the questionnaire that are to be completed:*

Section One: Introductory Questions

A6. Were you and your former spouse formally engaged?*
A7. Did you live together prior to the civil wedding? *
A11. Were there any breakups or separations during the courtship and engagement? *
A19. After the church wedding, did any temporary separations take place? *
A27. Was there any family pressure for the church wedding? *
A28. Was there any other pressure for the church wedding? *
A30. Were there any events within the first six months following the church wedding (e.g. honeymoon, job or career-related happenings, etc.) which were unusual or a cause for concern? *

Section Two: Intentions about Marriage - Permanence and Indissolubility

B4. Prior to the church wedding, did you ever discuss the topic of divorce with your former spouse? *
B7. At the moment of consent during the church wedding, did your former spouse intend a permanent marriage, dissolvable only by the death of either of you? *
B8. At the moment of consent during the church wedding, did you intend a permanent marriage, dissolvable only by the death of either of you?*
B9. Prior to the church marriage did your former spouse believe that he/she would have a right to divorce and remarriage under specific circumstances? *
B10. Prior to the church marriage did you believe that you would have a right to divorce and remarriage under specific circumstances? *

Section Three: Intentions about Marriage - Fidelity and Exclusivity

C5. At the moment of consent during the church wedding, did your former spouse intend to have a faithful and exclusive relationship with you for life? *
C6. At the moment of consent during the church wedding, did you intend to have a faithful and exclusive relationship with your former spouse for life? *
C8. Immediately following the church wedding, within the first several months of the church marriage, was there any reason to question your former spouse’s fidelity to the marriage? *
C9. Immediately following the church wedding, within the first several months of the church marriage, was there any reason to question your fidelity to the marriage? *
C10. Did your former spouse engage in any physical, extramarital affairs? *
C11. Did you engage in any physical, extramarital affairs? *

Section Four: Intentions about Marriage - Procreation

D1. Prior to your church wedding, did your former spouse have an intention never to have children? *
D2. Prior to your church wedding, did your former spouse intend to postpone having children?*
D3. Prior to your church wedding, did you have an intention never to have children? *
D4. Prior to your church wedding, did you intend to postpone having children?*
D5. Were contraceptives used? *
D6. Would the church wedding have been cancelled or postponed if either you or your former spouse had insisted on having children right away? *

Section Five: Psychological - Emotional

E1. Is there a family history of depression, serious mood changes or any other psychological or emotional problems in the family of your former spouse? *
E2. Were there any instances of physical, verbal, emotional or sexual abuse in the family of your former spouse? *
E3. Is there a family history of depression, serious mood changes or any other psychological or emotional problems in your family? *
E4. Were there any instances of physical, verbal, emotional or sexual abuse in your family? *
E5. Prior to the church wedding, did your former spouse ever experience difficulties with depression, serious mood changes, or any other psychological or emotional problems? *
E6. Prior to the church wedding, did your former spouse ever experience physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual abuse from any person? *
E7. Prior to the church wedding, did you ever experience difficulties with depression, serious mood changes, or any other psychological or emotional problems? *
E8. Prior to the church wedding, did you ever experience physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual abuse from any person? *
E9. After to the church wedding, did your former spouse ever experience difficulties with depression, serious mood changes, or any other psychological or emotional problems? *
E10. After the church wedding, did your former spouse ever experience physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual abuse from any person? *
E11. After the church wedding, did you ever experience difficulties with depression, serious mood changes, or any other psychological or emotional problems? *
E12. After the church wedding, did you ever experience physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual abuse from any person? *

Section Six: Alcohol

Section Seven: Drugs and Chemical Dependence

Section Eight: Violence

H1. Did your former spouse come from a home where domestic violence occurred? *
H5. Did you come from a home where domestic violence occurred? *

Section Nine: Maturity

i1. At the time of the church wedding, did your former spouse have at least the basic maturity to make a minimally adult decision to enter into a legally binding agreement?*
i2. At the time of the church wedding, did you have at least the at least the basic maturity to make a minimally adult decision to enter into a legally binding agreement?*
i3. At the time of the church wedding, was your former spouse significantly more immature than an average person of his or her age? *
i4. At the time of the church wedding, were your significantly more immature than an average person of your age? *
i5. At the time of the church wedding, was your former spouse capable of understanding that marriage is a relationship that is permanent (dissolvable by death alone), faithful, and open to children? *
i6. At the time of the church wedding, were you capable of understanding that marriage is a relationship that is permanent (dissolvable by death alone), faithful, and open to children? *

Section Ten: Deceit

J1. Was your former spouse open and truthful to you about himself/herself before the church wedding? *
J2. Were you open and truthful to your former spouse about yourself before the church wedding?*
J3. Did your former spouse or anyone else deliberately deceive you, in order to bring about the church wedding? *
J4. Did you deliberately deceive your former spouse (directly and/or through another person), in order to bring about the church wedding? *
J5. Did you eventually come to know of a deliberate deception or serious falsehood that took place at the time of the church wedding? *
J6. Did your former spouse eventually come to know of a deliberate deception or serious falsehood that took place at the time of the church wedding? *

Section Eleven: Force and Grave Fear

K1. Did your former spouse choose to church marry you because of grave fear?*
K7. Did you choose to church marry because of grave fear?*

Section Twelve: Separation and Divorce

L4a. Were there any separations prior to the final separation? *

Section Thirteen: Final Addendum

Final Note: Any supporting documentation—legal records, police reports, emails, texts, released medical records, etc. —should be mailed to the Tribunal as corroborating evidence right away.  

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