yes it is legal. all you need to do is get the marriage license in the state in which you are getting married. In most states it is legal. However... "The Uniform Marriage Evasion Act, which has two main provisions, has been adopted by the following States: Illinois Louisiana Massachusetts Vermont Wisconsin The first provision: If a resident prohibited from marrying under the law of the State goes to another State for the purpose of avoiding this prohibition and contracts a marriage which would be void within his/her home State, that marriage will be held to be void by the home State, just as if the marriage had been entered into there. (Several States which have not adopted the Uniform Marriage Evasion Act as a whole have adopted this first provision.) The second provision: Prohibits the marriage within the State of persons residing and intending to continue residing in another State, if the marriage would be void if contracted in the individual's home State." Yes! I am a resident of FL, my husband of CA, and we got married in NE!
If you're legally able to be married, then you can do it in another state.
Going to another state doesn't enable you to legally get married again without having your first marriage legally dissolved, though.
"You go gurl!" ;)
girls did go to school in others states..although it depends what state.
Traffic tickets do not prevent you from traveling. You can go to other states.
Not if the other parent has joint custody and/or visitation rights.
She remarried in 1965.
Yes he got remarried twice.
Paul crouch remarried
depends on the state you live in . different states have different laws .
Divorced, yes. Remarried - unknown,
Edmund Hillary remarried in 1989 to June Mulgrew
As many times as they want as long as they're only married to one person at a time. In the United States marriages must be ended legally by a divorce decree before there can be a subsequent marriage.
no he ant....