Yes,
Under section 293 (1) (a) of the Canadian Criminal Code it is illegal to practises any form of polygamy. The fact that you got married before entering Canada doesnt mean you do not practices polygamy once in Canada.
I do not believe that it is illegal for a married man to move in with a woman that is married to a different man. The only law that may apply is if the man decides to marry the woman before either of them get divorced. That is called polygamy, and is illegal in all 50 states.
When you get married, they will ask you to sign a statement swearing you are not married. If it is found out later that you are, you will be tried and convicted on polygamy.
Yes or that is polygamy and is illegal
When the man was still married before and you married him and then they got a divorce a year later your marriage is null and void and you need to get remarried as it was Polygamy when he married you; against the law.
If the 'illegal' marriage was registered then yes.
I would not recommend it. If it were discovered that you were already married when you married in America, you could be arrested for polygamy. If you really want to marry the person, you will wait until the divorce is finalized.
it is not legal officially, however the Dutch government will recognize polygamous marriages of immigrants who were already married before immigrating to the Netherlands
You need a divorce!
There was a federal law against bigamy in 1862 and quite a few territories weren't yet states.
None. Polygamy is illegal in every state of the United States since a federal law enacted in the 1860's. It is illegal for any state to legalize polygamy, although each state may define what counts as polygamy and what their punishment will be if caught.
Yes , but it was illegal for that amount of time, polygoms is illegal in USA
before Islam men could get married any number of women , what Islam do that he put limitation number which is four , but not every man could get married four women there is some rules and some situations not free for all .