The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) has no policy about this. After a Mormon's spouse dies they can persue a new relationship as soon as they feel comfortable doing so. Some Mormon widows and widowers prefer to stay single and others remarry quite quickly. It's just a personal preference.
Most couples do- he sees you as a potential spouse and probably wants your views on children something that should always be discussed before entering any serious relationship
a spouse in a relationship is ur bf or gf
They do not want the relationship to end. Avoiding the situation for them keeps them in the relationship.
If you filed for divorce in the state of Florida and you know your spouse is in a relationship, you have minors and its only been three months can you get custody of your children
A person who is in a relationship where God is omnipresent always might feel closer to his or her spouse. Some people believe that a relationship with God is as important as a relationship with a family member or spouse.
"Spouse" is a neutral word to identify the partner in a committed relationship, whether heterosexual or homosexual. So the lesbian equivalent of "spouse" is ... spouse.
Get out of the relationship. If he/she is cheating on their spouse, they are a cheater. Why would you want to be in a relationship with a cheater? If he/she cheats on their spouse, they will most likely cheat on you too. Plus, it's breaking one of the 10 Comandments.
* If your spouse has been true to you then you are a highly jealous person and need to seek psychological counseling before you completely destroy your relationship with your spouse. If your spouse has cheated on you then it will take many months; possibly years to ever trust them again. Once trust is broken it is difficult to get back. Seek marriage counseling and the two of you should learn the tools to survive in your relationship if you really love each other.
it means your spouse is dead
when he has somthing in his pocket ANSWER: In what kind of relationship? to your spouse or your spouse having an affair? The question is a bit complex so I can't really give you the right answer.
Maybe. It would depend on whether it really was a lie or whether it just felt like a lie, and what the lie was about. For example, if the spouse lied about his name, it could be grounds for annulment. If the spouse lied about a prior relationship, it would not.
What ever relation you commit yourself to is the relation