If you live in a place where same-sex
marriage is legal, then you can initiate divorce proceedings immediately, assuming you meet all of the requirements of the law, including the minimum period of residency in your state (which is usually about a year). In other words, if your state recognizes same-sex
marriage then you can file for divorce immediately, unless you just recently moved to your state.
If you live in a place that does not recognize same-sex
marriage, then you cannot divorce there. You must move to a place that does recognize it and wait until you have met the minimum residency requirement, which is usually a year.
One exception is Washington DC. The District of Columbia anticipated that many couples would come from out of state to marry there and then return to their home state. DC law permits anyone who married in DC to divorce there, even if they live in another state. So, if you married in DC, then you can file divorce papers without any delay.
Sue For what marrying you?
i believe it depends on the laws of the states in which you are divorcing, and/or marrying, if it is one in the same it is dependant on the state divorce laws
There are no prohibitions in the United States for marrying the same person multiple times. However, you need to obtain a valid divorce between marriages. See related link for marriage license laws in the various states.There are no prohibitions in the United States for marrying the same person multiple times. However, you need to obtain a valid divorce between marriages. See related link for marriage license laws in the various states.There are no prohibitions in the United States for marrying the same person multiple times. However, you need to obtain a valid divorce between marriages. See related link for marriage license laws in the various states.There are no prohibitions in the United States for marrying the same person multiple times. However, you need to obtain a valid divorce between marriages. See related link for marriage license laws in the various states.
From reading that question it seems to me that before marrying your husband or wife you didn't know that they had Aspergers and now that you know that they have Aspergers you wish to divorce them. The person that you married is still the same person that you married even though that now they have been diagnosed with Aspergers. Now that they have been diagnosed things could be made generally better for your husband or wife. If you wish to divorce somebody with Aspergers then it is just the same as divorcing anybody else.
No, there is no danger in marrying someone with the same blood type. There are no special risks to your children.
The specific word "remarriage" is not used in the Bible. However, the concept of divorce and marrying again is mentioned in various passages. In the New Testament, Jesus speaks against divorce except for cases of adultery, and Paul discusses the topic in his letters, stating that if a Christian spouse is abandoned by an unbelieving partner, they are free to marry again.
If you married both twins you would also be marrying your sister-in-law or your brother-in-law. So you would be marrying someone related to you by marriage. Another reply: Most countries nowadays forbid poligamy (that is, the same person marrying more than one person). In some countries it is allowed.
ofcourse. marrying to someone you love and special in your hearts has no limitations. and as long as no body can be hurt or no one is committed already ....(like he or she is already married to an opposite sex)
There is not a set time limit on how long you must live in the United States to marry someone. You can come to the U.S and marry a person that is American the same day that you arrive. This makes the person legal in the United States then. A U.S Citizen
Hi, You can tell you are marrying the wrong person if ; -you are embarrassed to be seen with them -no desire for closeness with that person -you cannot keep your eyes or mind off of other men(or woman) -Religious views are not the same
You are supposed to be served with the divorce papers in less than 90 days.
Yes, the only way to terminate a same-sex marriage is through divorce. That can be done in any state or country where same-sex marriage is legal, as long as the parties meet other requirements, such as residency.