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If your father married after being deemed terminally ill is the marriage legal in the state of minnesota?
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∙ 14y ago
Most likely. The importance is his mental condition, not his physical condition.
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Is your marriage legal if you were married in Lebanon and the you-130 form was revoked?
If your marriage was legally recognized in Lebanon you are legally married. See related link. If you try to ignore that marriage and marry again, your second marriage may be deemed invalid if evidence of the first marriage is exposed. You should seek legal advice.See related link.If your marriage was legally recognized in Lebanon you are legally married. See related link. If you try to ignore that marriage and marry again, your second marriage may be deemed invalid if evidence of the first marriage is exposed. You should seek legal advice.See related link.If your marriage was legally recognized in Lebanon you are legally married. See related link. If you try to ignore that marriage and marry again, your second marriage may be deemed invalid if evidence of the first marriage is exposed. You should seek legal advice.See related link.If your marriage was legally recognized in Lebanon you are legally married. See related link. If you try to ignore that marriage and marry again, your second marriage may be deemed invalid if evidence of the first marriage is exposed. You should seek legal advice.See related link.
What is Etta James health condition?
Etta James' health condition is not good. James has been deemed terminally ill with leukemia.
Can two non-US citizens get married in the US while on vacation?
My husband & I (non-US citizens) were married while travelling in the US. We were married in Lake Tahoe, Nevada and it is a legal marriage. This may vary from state to state...Nevada has pretty relaxed marriage laws. If a marriage is deemed legal under the laws of one state, then it will be recognized as legal in all other states.
Is there a statute of limitation to annul a marriage?
If the marriage is deemed, for some reason, not to have been a legitimate marriage, then it really doesn't matter how long you have pretended to be married; it can be annulled. But there does have to be a reason for it, you can't just annul it because you have decided that you don't get along with your wife. If there are children, forget it, there will be no annulment.
Can you get married in a Catholic church of you were married before?
By 'catholic chapel' you are making reference to the worldwide christian church body. In that case, the answer is YES. If you meant 'Catholic chapel', the answer is NO. You should be aware that the Catholic church does not allow re-marriage unless you go through a tribunal that has the ability to annul your previous marriage. Whether or not the former cleric is still a practicing member of the church ministry should be of no consequence. The Catholic Church would not deem a marriage as valid where it had been celebrated and administered by an excommunicated member of the clergy. Marriage is viewed as a Sacrament of the Church and no excommunicated member of the clergy can administer any Sacrament. Therefore in the eyes of the Catholic Church your previous marriage would be null and void. However, in the eyes of the State you would be lawfully married and would necessarily need to obtain a Decree Nisi Absolute, (divorce) before re-marrying. As you would not have been previously deemed as married in the eyes of the Church, it is unlikely that you would require any Special Dispensations from His Holiness, The Pope, for annulment of that union in order to re-marry. However, if the Church did deem your previous union as a valid marriage, then any subsequent marriage would not be deemed valid in the eyes of the Church without first obtaining an annulment of that marriage via a Papal Dispensation.
Can you get married if you are deemed incompetent without the gaurdian's consent?
NOPE
Can Catholics be forced to divorce in UK?
To the best of my knowledge, I know of nowhere in the civilized world where anybody would be "forced" to divorce.AnswerCouples will never be "forced" to divorce, but if one party to the marriage successfully seeks a divorce through the relevant courts, then the marriage is deemed to be terminated and both parties are therefore divorced, even if one of them wishes to remain married.
What is the church's teaching on marrying a first cousin by marriage?
I am not quite sure about the Catholic church, but in the Anglican Church marriage of first cousins is acceptable and not included in the 'forbidden' list in the Book of Common Prayer, as cousings are deemed far enough apart genetically to not be a problem. In history, many first cousins (especially in royal families) have married with no social, spiritual - or genetic - problems.
What date did President Andrew Jackson get married?
Jackson was married in August 1791, age 24, to Rachel Donelson Robards. However, a technical problem about the validity of this marriage led to the ceremony being repeated in Jan 1794, when Jackson was 26.
Which Queen of France died in the year 1201?
Agnes of Merania was the Queen of France from 1196 - 1200 through her marriage to Philip II Augustus of France. This marriage was later deemed null and void. She died in July 1201.
Why doesn't Charles marriage to Camilla negate his succession to the throne of England?
Why in the world should it? She's not a Roman Catholic; his first wife is no longer alive. Even if for some reason the marriage were deemed morganatic, it would have no effect on the succession.
What are three sentences for the word deemed?
I deemed it unsafe to proceed.The test was deemed inaccurate. He was twice deemed to be at risk to himself or others.
