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What a mess! Based on your statements, you are probably guilty of fraud and prejury. Your wife is probally guilty of aiding and abetting the fraud and perjury and most likely guilty of bigamy if your divorce is invalid. Also, who ever notarized your wife's signature is likely to be in a heap of trouble. This is a can of worms you most likely would not want to open. There's almost no way to address the issue of the validity of the divorce without the fraud and perjury coming to light which would most likely result in your prosecution. The only thing you have going for you is if you go down your wife goes down with you. So there should be no incentive for her to fight you but she may not realize this or be too stupid to care. So it is entirely possible your wife could spill the beans and screw the pooch for both of you. You need to consult with an attorney immediately. The possible charges I mentioned above can be felonies.

It really depends on the manner of mailing and if he actually served it. You should contact your spouse and find out when it was mailed and if there is a tracking number for it.

You need to hire an attorney who practices where the original final judgment was entered. There are means of enforcing these Orders and getting the assets divided whether he cooperates or not.