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IF you are a residence of the US, you abide by the US regulations.
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∙ 2006-04-20 02:22:34Yes.
If the divorce was legally finalized, it doesn't matter where.
I really think you can not file a divorce in Mexico while you are residing in the US. Mexican law determines that you must reside in there so Mexican Courts are competent. (Jurisdiction Matter). I am not sure about American law.AnswerYou have to go back to Mexico to file for divorce. Be very careful that you get your information together and that you do a search on reputable lawyers (not some back alley lawyer) in Mexico. Good luckMarcy
Yes. It is still applicable. In state of pregnancy, the divorce will not take place until the baby is delivered.
Yes. It does not matter where you were married. File for divorce is the state you are currently residing in.
Yes. This is guaranteed in the Mexican Civil Code (which was first published in 1928 and last amended in 2010).
No, Mexican citizens can't get divorced in California if they were married in Mexico. One of the parties would need to be an American citizen.
One way to find out if a Mexican divorce is legal is to contact the courthouse in the town the divorce took place. You may also be able to have an attorney from America find out if the divorce was legal.
Can a Mexican citizen get divorced in Illinois, United States.
If the divorce was lawfully conducted according to Mexican law, and a legal decree to that effect was issued then it is legal in the US.
Yes, all 50 states will recognize a foreign divorce decree as legal and valid as long as one of the partners were residing in the country or state in which the divorce was actually granted.
The duration of Divorce American Style is 1.82 hours.