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dont cheat on your spouse. just tell the person your interested in someone else...cheating is disgusting, disrespectful, and stupid.
If husband is living with someone else but we are still married and not legally separated is property acquired by me subject to division in the state of Ohio?
Vital Statistics (Marriages) and use the full name (surname) before marriage.
That depends. You should obtain a divorce from your existing civil union if you plan to marry someone else in a state where civil unions or same-sex marriages are legal. Most places that permit same-sex marriage also recognize civil unions as legal marriages. If you marry someone else in a state where same-sex marriages or civil unions are not recognized, then you risk having your marriage voided when crossing certain state lines or nullified should the law in your state change. Your marriage could become void and your civil union return to effect if you do not divorce your civil union partner before marrying someone else.
Why does it matter where they were married? The location not relevant. Court marriages are legal and equally valid. So if you define adultery as: voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not his or her spouse. Then Yep.
California doesn't recognize in state common law marriages. If you are in a common law marriage in a state that allows such marriages, then California would recognize the marriage as valid, but California state law doesn't itself allow for common law marriages. Also, remember, that if you MOVE to California (i.e. become a California resident), and you were common-law married in your prior state, then California may or may not recognize that prior marriage as valid. California law is more than a bit fuzzy on that point, and it can become a serious problem in cases of divorce or death of a spouse. Virtually all California Family Law lawyers will absolutely recommend that you get an official California Marriage License if you intend to become a California resident.
New York state does not recognize common-law marriage.
When you found someone that you love all's perfect.
In countries where polygamy is illegal, this person will be in federal/legal trouble.
No. You cannot enter into a civil union in California. The Social Security Administration ("SSA") does not recognize civil unions. Now, if you were to marry someone of the same sex, then your eligibility would have to be reviewed, since the SSA does recognize same-sex marriages.
You must tell him or her that marriages are a serious matter and is a life long thing, you do not change your partners like changing a shirt.
Impossible to answer ! There is no way for the general public to know how long someone's marriage lasts - except for the Register of births, deaths and marriages. One person could not go though the whole marriage section and glean the information quickly. From the ONS in the UK - For those married in 1968, 20% of marriages had ended in divorce by the 15th wedding anniversary whereas for those married in 1998, almost a third of marriages (32%) had ended by this time