I certainly understand. He can not force you to stay married to him. A motion to dismiss attacks the legal sufficiency of the complaint. There could be an error with it, which the attorney is using to get it dismissed. However, this does not mean that you are unable to file for divorce. If the motion to dismiss is granted by the Judge, you should be given time by the Judge to amend the complaint/divorce and refile it, so it can proceed. You do need to see and read the motion, to see if there is any basis for it. The Judge may find that there is not and allow the matter to proceed. If you are unsure about it, you will want to retain an attorney to represent you, since he has counsel that this time. You want to make sure your best interest is represented as well.

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