Yes, in North Carolina, if you are divorced, you need to provide a copy of your divorce decree when applying for a marriage license. This is to ensure that all previous marriages have been legally dissolved before entering into a new marriage. Additionally, there may be a waiting period after the divorce is finalized, so it's important to check specific requirements with the local register of deeds.
As soon as the divorce papers have been signed and dated by the judge presiding over his divorce case - and then applied for a marriage license.
You can refuse to sign divorce papers in Texas. The divorce will eventually move ahead and along without the signatures.
Depends upon what the divorce papers were. If it was the final decree and the state in which the divorce was granted does not have a waiting period for the involved parties to remarry, then the second marriage is legal. However if the above does not apply then the involved parties should consult with an attorney as to the proper procedures to clear up the matter.
Then you're NOT divorced. Both husband and wife MUST sign the divorce papers for the disillusion of marriage to be legal.
Most of the time yes, you will need to submit them as proof that you are actually divorced when you apply for your marriage license
In SC you have to be separated for at least 1 year before you can file for a divorce, unless the divorce is because of a adultery, alcoholism and/or drug addiction, physical cruelty, or willful desertion for 1 year. You can legally marry once the judge has signed and finalized your divorce papers.
No, you do not have to give up your marriage certificate when you get a divorce because the divorce document with void your marriage and the marriage certificate is just a piece of paper. You should keep your marriage certificate in a safe place along with other important papers such as your divorce document; Will or any investments such as stocks and bonds, deeds, etc.
Yes, you would need to divorce the second spouse because the first marriage is still legally valid. Since the first spouse never signed the divorce papers, you are still married to them, making the second marriage invalid under most legal systems. To resolve the situation, you should seek a divorce from the first spouse to legally end that marriage before considering your options regarding the second marriage.
Some states require proof of divorce to hand out marriage license while some don't, however if you are legally divorced I do not see any problem. However by honesty it's always good to let your actual partner know that you are a divorced woman/man, otherwise it will start causing conflicts between you and your spouse.
"If a divorce order stipulates that the defendant forfeits all benefits of the marriage and is responsible for all debts incurred in marriage Does the defendant have to sign the papers in order to sell?"
Nope. You have to wait for that divorce to be final. Marriage is marriage from any country to any country.
The final divorce papers will be entitled: 'Final Divorce Decree or Dissolution of Marriage.' The divorce paper will spell out the terms of the divorce between the parties and include a signature from a judge in the county.