There are no US laws that dictate how many times a person may marry. The only requirement is that the previous marriage is legally dissolved according to the laws of the state in which the divorce decree is granted. In cases where a US citizen has multiple marriages to foreign nationals (not just one individual) it is likely that the department of Immigration and Customs (ICE)would take an interest in the matter if they became aware of the situation. It is against federal law for a US citizen to enter into a marriage of convenience with a foreign national whether or not financial issues are involved. Such acts are considered a criminal felony offense of federal law and if a person is convicted of the charge he or she can be imprisoned for ten or more years and/or fined hundreds of thousands of dollars.
No country allows that and they have all strict laws against incest.
It depends if the marriage licence can be legal in Florida but it's most likely
You cannot drink in a different country such japan 20yrs even if your are legally allowed in your country Australia 18yrs.
If you get married in Florida it is legal but you should always have a blessing in your own country just to make sure it is certain :)
They are across the country
It depends on the laws of your state or country what is allowed for marriage.
Only adults are allowed to rent cars, in Florida and the rest of the country. In many cases, a person has to be 25 to rent a car.
yes
No it would not be allowed by their family cause their two different religions. If by "court marriage" the question is asking about civil marriage (i.e. being married by a judge without religious affiliation), then yes. In any country where civil marriage is performed, as not all countries perform civil marriage, a Hindu girl and a Muslim boy can be married. However, no religious authority (from either Hinduism or Islam) will sanctify the union as a religious marriage.
In the United States, the legality of same-sex marriage varies by state. Outside of the US, it is different country by country. Please check the related questions below to determine if same-sex marriage is legal, not legal, or illegal in the state or country you are curious about.
The Country of Marriage was created in 1962.
No, Florida is not a country.