how long do you have to be divorced in Pennsylvania before you can get remarried?
92686
The same day.Did you learn nothing with one divorce ?Wait awhile and know what you are doing.
883082
If the divorce was not final, a new marriage (wherever solemnized) is invalid and your ex should be able to get a declaration to that effect, or an annulment. It is possible, but unlikely, that under Peruvian law (for some reason) he was considered already validly divorced, in which case the answer would be different.\n\nUnless there was fraudulent intent, prosecution for bigamy is unlikely. There's too much for the prosecutors to prove, and it wouldn't be in the public interest even if technically feasible.\n\nHe should discuss the matter with his lawyer. I'm confident the lawyer will give advice consistent with what I have said.\n\n(I will not address the issue of countries -- not Peru -- where customary and polygamous marriages are allowed.)
10831
first off you need to check the laws of the state you live in about anullments. then you can go from there. some states have it where you can get a marrige anulled from 3-6 mnths after the marrige. then some have a no fault divorce to some have a fault divorce. where someone has done something to cause the divorce. also there are some that requires you go to get marriage counceling. (but very rare.)
160885
It depends on what state you are living in now (presumably the same state that granted the divorce), and their laws governing such things.  Depending on the state, yes, he certainly can prevent you from doing so.
179451
You have to file for a divorce in the county where you live.  If the divorce is final, then you might be able to change where the county if you have moved.  It depends on how long you have lived there.  You should contact the court directly and talk to the workers there about a change in venue.  If both parties agree and if you live somewhere different it might be easy.\n\nSee website http://divorcenet.com \n\nmight be of some general help
326328
Get in contact with a lawyer, have them advertise in the paper in the Legal section (like 30 or 90 days) they will tell you, if your husband doesnt respond or put up a fight you will automatically be granted your divorce.
563844
I DOUBT IT I JUST TALKED TO A LAWYER YESTERDAY AND HE TOLD ME THAT AS LONG AS YOU WERE MARRIED OR GETTING A DIVORCE. ANOTHER MARRIAGE IS NOT LEGAL TILL THE OLD ON IS FILED AND COMPLETE.
360747
They want to make sure you are not only legally divorced but that the appropriate time has passed after filing before you remarry (that law depends on the state). Usually they will check to see if the seal is legit, if it appears to be and the dates are kosher they will issue a liscense. If not then they will tell you to come back after they have called the court records for your county (or the county the divorce was filed in) to verify authenticity. Hope this helps...
580406
You do need to contact a lawyer immediately. They should request to appear before the judge in motions court.  I don't think that a name change can happen without your consent.  I live in PA, if a parent tries to move a child out of state, they forfeit their custody rights. I don't think it will happen, but you need to be proactive. Once it is done, it may be hard to reverse it.
241089
If it's contested, you have to have a hearing.  To have a hearing, someone has to set it (usually an attorney).  It can take months for lawyers to be ready to move a contested case forward to a hearing.\n\nAnd it still might not be final after the hearing.  In AR, the divorce isn't final until after the hearing, after the judge's ruling, after the ruling is reduced to a written order, AND the order is filed with the clerk of the court.
214843
I don;t know the specific waiting period in Saskatchewan but the vast majority of jurisdictions have a one to three day waiting period.  And most have a maximum period as well before you have to go get a new license and start over.\n\nThere is no special waiting period for remarriage that is different than a first marriage.  All you have to do is be able to prove you're divorced.  The second the judge signs the Divorce Judgment, you can go out and get a license to be married again.
709504
I live in Pa also and tried to do the same thing.I was not permitted to have my child's fathers rights terminated,and he hadn't seen my son for years and sent very sporadic child support.The reason I was given,according to my lawyer,was that in Pa,a child cannot be made a "bastard",terrible name,but that is what they legally call a child without a father.If I had been remarried and my new husband wanted to adopt my son,that would be a possibility,but they cannot make a child fatherless.Their reasoning I'm sure is that the child might then become the states responsibility if the mother alone couldn't support the child.This is the experience that I had dealing with the same issues.Good luck to you.
1072550
Well, I think 4 months is a bit too short a time to claim spousal support. He may bring up the fact that you left,  I think there's been successful defense based on (I'm paraphrasing) "spousal disregard". In a husband, this is refusing to work or support the marriage. The girlfriend may/may not count against him. He can point to the fact that you were seperated as evidence that the marriage was dissolved..........\n  Not beating up on ya, just pointing out that he'll be able to fight back. Personally, I "cheer" for any woman who has the courage to stand up and get rid of an abusive bf/husband.  \n  Ironic, but I was incredibly proud of my sister for being arrested (domstic viol.) for beating the living sh--t out of her physically abusive boyfriend.
1136708
You can file a per se divorce. You fill out all of the forms yourself. You can download them off of your county clerk's website. Once they are filled out you have your spouse sign them as no contest. You file them with the court and they will set a court date of 60 days later. Once that happens, you will be instructed before your hearing to speak with a court appointed attorney who reviews your paperwork (at no charge) before appearing before the judge. \n\nMy ex and I did this as we had no children or assets to divide. It is great if you are able to be civil and you can agree on the division of the property that you currently both possess.
983057
The normal rule is conditional LPR status must be converted by both parties requesting removal of the condition. There are two exceptions that apply here. If the marriage doesn't make it, you can still have the condition removed as long as you can show it was a real marriage from the start. Alternately, and more germane here, you can self-petition to have the condition removed if you were abused in the marriage. Failing to make it through the two year conditional period DOES NOT, by itself, render you ineligible to get the full green card.\n\nThere's a decent overview of the battered spouse self-petition process at:\n\nhttp://www.womenslaw.org/immigrantsVAWA.htm#28\n\nYou can file the I-751 petition at any time after you get conditional LPR status - you do NOT have to wait until the 90 day period before the second anniversary. From the form I-751 instructions:\n"Filing with a request that the joint filing requirement be waived. - You may file this petition at any time after you are granted conditional resident status and before you are removed."
1060203
THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS ON CIVIL CASES IS THREE YEARS.  REMEMBER AS IN ALL CASES IN THE U.S. COURT SYSTEM.  THE BURDEN OF PROOF LIES WITH THE ACCUSER.  YOU HAVE TO BE ABLE TO PROVE BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT THAT THE EX AND HIS WIFE WERE RESPOSIBLE FOR YOUR TEMINATION FROM YOUR JOB.  NOT REALLY LIKELY THAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO PROVE THAT.  THE BOSS PROBABLY WON'T WANT TO TESTIFY THAT THIS WAS THE REASON.
593729
check with your lawyer before going. i have family that are divorced and they have to sign forms allowing their kids to leave the state even for a short amount of time...be safe.