happy_bee4
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Does anybody know the rules of divorce? Is it "illegal" to date somebody whose divorce is not final?
Why would you want to be the rebound woman/PoA, when some other chick is desperately trying to get him out of her life?Originally posted by happy_bee4
Is it "illegal" to date somebody whose divorce is not final?
Do they already have a "limited divorce" and are they just awaiting the time for an "absolute divorce"? And by dating, I am sure the worry is the adultery question, which could become an issue as a grounds for divorce.Originally posted by happy_bee4
Does anybody know the rules of divorce? Is it "illegal" to date somebody whose divorce is not final?
One woman's trash is another woman's treasure.Originally posted by Sharon
Keep shopping.
Lucky for me, that's how I got my gem.Originally posted by vraiblonde
One woman's trash is another woman's treasure.![]()
Originally posted by Ken King
BTW while adultery is a crime in Maryland, misdemeanor, it only carries a $10 fine.
I know one guy from highschool whose parents went through "bird nesting" divorce which is strange and odd way to raise the kids. The guy still lives in the same house with his parents but the father lives in one end of the house while the mother lives in the other end of the house. His parents would not date or remarry until all of the kids have grown up and leave the "nest". I know it's off topic.. sorry.
Originally posted by IM4Change
Isn't that how the War of the Roses began?
Originally posted by Sharon
Why would you want to be the rebound woman/PoA, when some other chick is desperately trying to get him out of her life?
Keep shopping.![]()
Originally posted by Sharon
Why would you want to be the rebound woman/PoA, when some other chick is desperately trying to get him out of her life?
Keep shopping.![]()
Yes, unless you are filing for an absolute with a rushed hearing because of abuse, or neglect, or adultery. (I think). MY friend is going through it right now.Originally posted by Christy
Don't you have to be legally seperated for 1 year before even being able to file for divorce in MD?
Not sure how neglect is defined but there are three grounds for an immediate and absolute divorce. The wording from the law states that they are:Originally posted by Athena1078
Yes, unless you are filing for an absolute with a rushed hearing because of abuse, or neglect, or adultery. (I think). MY friend is going through it right now.
Originally posted by happy_bee4
He lives in Virginia, and his wife cheated on him while he was out to sea for nine months. When he got back he kicked her out of the house and kept their son...