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What is the statutory time frame for married people to no longer be considered married?
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∙ 14y ago
- There is no statutory time frame for a married couple to no longer be married because they can file for divorce. Once the divorce decree is filed and a copy given to both parties they are free to date or marry anyone else they so chose too.
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