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Published 18:30 6 Apr 2015 BST
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Ellanora Baidoo, 26, married Victor Sena Blood-Dzraku in a civil ceremony in 2006.
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When Baidoo finally went to make the split official, she could find no fixed mailing address or place of employment for her spouse, who refused to turn up to receive papers when contacted by phone. After Baidoo finally resorted to hiring a private detective and still failed to find her ex, the judge consented to her efforts to deliver papers through a Facebook message.
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