in the state of missouri after a divorce is final when can i remarry?
451049
Take it from me...180 days...straight from the Jackson County office.
586386
no, I don't think you should. If they are unable to remarry at this time, they are not dating material. Just my opinion. You could be setting yourself up for a disaster.
170178
If you live in the same jurisdiction as the one where the divorce was filed, you should be able to get that information from the court clerk.  There may even be a web site, which will show the current status of the case if it is open.  Once is it closed, however, the clerk's office is probably the only way.  Of course, if you see it listed and it says the next hearing is "post-settlement" in nature, you have a clue.\n\nIsn't it easier just to ask him?  Or is this because you do not trust him?  If so, are you sure you even want to know?  After all, if you fell you can't trust him, what is the relationship worth?
110109
I don't understand why you didn't recieve a divorce decree when your divorce was final. You need to contact the courthouse in the county where your divorce took place. You may also want to contact your divorce attorney to find out why you haven't as of yet received anything. Good Luck!
473292
Yeah, call DSS or whatever it is for your state.  For a small fee they will take on the child support enforcement and handle all the paperwork, court issues, etc.\n\nThe info below comes from the page link at the bottom...\n\n"To apply for Missouri Child Support Enforcement services, you may request an application on–line, call the Missouri Child Support Enforcement information line (1-800-859-7999) or contact the child support office that serves your county. Child Support Enforcement provides services as follows: Location; Establishment and/or enforcement of a child support order and/or Medical support order; Modification of a child support order; Establishment of paternity."
178096
Even if he signs over his parental rights, that doesn't resolve him of financial responsibility in most cases. It gets tricky when it crosses state lines however. Many states now have reciprical agreements, where support payments in one state will be honored (and enforced) by the other.\n\nYou would need to contact the family courts in Missouri to see if they will enforce child support payments ordered by a New Mexico court.
989530
after you get married
94273
i think it depends on the state you are in. here in indy if it hasn't been a year you have to bring in your divorce decree, if it has been more than ayear then all you need is to tell them the month and year  your divorce was finalized. try to bring your local court houses clerks office up on your computer, they tell you everything about it on there site.... or they should. where i live i go to indy.gov! anyways good luck and i hope this helped but i may be wrong, i am not garanteeing that i am 100% right, every place is different as far as i know.
446259
Once your married for a period of time it can't be anulled so I'm not sure what you're asking or if you simply mistated your question.  Also certain actions preclude an anullment regardless of length of time.
736218
they will go back to the date of the divorce
226810
I am not sure what is the time limit for an annulment. But I don't think you can get an annulment in Texas since you were married in Oklahoma. You'd have to go to Oklahoma. To make sure, see marriage laws for the state of Oklahoma and talk to an attorney.
980445
If one party claims that the marriage is not irretrievably broken, then the court can suggest counseling.  I don't believe, however, that they can actually require it, but it can certainly delay the divorce.
921207
Usually from the date of the wedding til the court date for divorce constitutes a marriage and anything acquired between those dates is marital property
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...
153744
See if your state has a summary divorce law.  Faster, cheaper.
50812
it can take months or even years, but you really should ask a qualified divorce lawyer in your area.  If you don't have one, get one.
862298
Ask your lawyer. It all depends on the situation with the trust and the conditions of your divorce.