Simple! A divorcee who's ex has died.
Still divorced.
Biblically, a divorced woman can remarry if her husband divorced her without moral cause Or if she divorced her husband for infidelity. Once her ex-husband remarries or dies, she is also free to remarry.
Divorced.
yes
SINGLE. He was your EX-husband, unless if there are some lingering feelings, 6ft under. :)
Nothing, you're not married. You got yours already.
Biblically, a divorced woman can remarry if her husband divorced her without moral cause Or if she divorced her husband for infidelity. Once her ex-husband remarries or dies, she is also free to remarry.
When used that way it is a shortening of the full term of exwife or exhusband. The prefix ex is used to indicate a former status. It is also used to indicate any former status such as expresident or exgolfer.There are variations in spelling such as ex-husband and ex husband.
Yes; if your sister-in-law is the sister of your spouse, when you divorce your spouse she becomes your ex-sister-in-law. Unless you marry her. Then she becomes your wife. On the other hand, if your sister-in-law is the wife of your brother, her status has nothing to do with your marital status, but she would become your ex-sister-in-law if she and your brother divorced.
Use "Mrs." for a divorced or widowed woman who chooses to retain her ex-husband's last name or her late husband's name. "Ms." is appropriate for a divorced or widowed woman who prefers not to disclose her marital status or wishes to be addressed without reference to her former marriage. Ultimately, the choice depends on personal preference, so it’s best to ask the individual which title they prefer.
It is possible.
If she agreed to sign it, she still has to. The ex husband's heirs can enforce the agreement on behalf of his estate.