Adultery is not illegal - the man will not be prosecuted.
You will need legal help. Generally, the legal father is the one that the woman is married to at the time of the birth.
Even if you are pregnate while a minor you still need to get a legal guardans approval before you can be legally married in general, but if you go to another country to get married, and are NOT a legal citizen of that country, it would not be a legal marriage.
No that is only legal in a couple of states. Pregnancy don't give you more rights other than concerning the baby.
Many polygamists are legally married to their first spouse, and only religiously or 'spiritually' married to the other spouse, without a legal marriage liscence.
As long as the marriage was legal in the state where it took place (e.g. it wasn't bigamous and you had fulfilled all other legal requirements) then it doesn't matter wher you were married, you just file the divorce papers. A local lawyer will be able to give you detailed advice relating to your personal circumstances.
No. There are plenty of other places you could be a resident and still get married at 16.
The fact that she was pregnant may have had something to do with it, but she wouldn't have got pregnant by him if they hadn't liked each other. Shakespeare was young to be married, but the pregnancy brought matters to a head.
That would be the crime of bigamy. If the marriage is legal in one country, it is considered legal pretty much everywhere else in the world.
Yes, it is legal. Watch out though. Anything other then open hand on the buttucks that leaves no marks can get you in trouble.
One can find California criminal defense attorneys online by checking out the website California Attorney Referral. Other options are to look at Legal Match, Legal Help Lawyers and California Criminal Defender.
If the marriage is completely legal under the laws of Trinidad and Tobago, it will be honored in other countries.
Most states require parental permission if you're under 18. I found this information which you might want to check. Yes, your boyfriend can get in BAD trouble for having sex with you. Other situations - Pregnant Teens: Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland and Oklahoma allow pregnant teens or teens who have already had a child to get married without parental consent.