I don't know what you mean by "ordained". Do you mean solemnized? If the marriage was never solemnized and you didn't behave as if it was, then no; you were never legally married, so there's no bar to you getting married to someone else.
If it wasn't, but you acted as if it was ... we're in sticky legal territory; get a lawyer. If you were in a state that recognized common-law marriages, then you might be regarded as legally married. If you deceived your "spouse" into thinking the marriage was legit, then generally it's treated as if the marriage was legitimate in cases where benefits from being married accrue to them, and as not legitimate in cases where benefits from being married accrue to you.
If you were previously married, you may have to show that you are legally single. If the license was never filed as completed, it shouldn't be an issue.
No. If you go through a marriage ceremony while still married to someone else you are committing a crime.
Yes.
Prior to marrying Thomas Reibey, Mary Reibey was Mary Haydock.
The marriage license applications may vary from county to county, but they generally ask for the number of prior marriages, how the marriages ended; such as divorce, annulment or death, and the date the marriages ended. Some may also want a copy of the divorce decree.
To obtain a marriage license, both applicants must appear together before the Court prior to a Marriage License being issued. From the time of filing of the application a mandatory 24-hour waiting period is required by South Carolina law.
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Yes. No states in the US require STD testing to obtain a marriage certificate.
Her maiden name was Wayles. Prior to marrying Jefferson, she was married to Mr. Skelton, who died. So, at her marriage to Jefferson, she was technically Martha Wayles Skelton.
Cook County, Illinois no longer requires a blood test prior to receiving a marriage license.
A ring from a prior marriage is usually not a good idea to give to someone new. It does depend on the people involved though overall. If the new person does not seem OK with it, you really shouldn't do it, and you should absolutely tell them.
Her maiden name was Wayles. Prior to marrying Jefferson, she was married to Mr. Skelton, who died. So, at her marriage to Jefferson, she was technically Martha Wayles Skelton.
Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.Assets acquired prior to marriage are usually protected from a divorce distribution.