naples0805
Junior Member
My husband divorced in FL 15 years ago and married me 7 years ago in my country(I'm not U.S citizen). Recently he found out that his divorce wasn't over(his ex found my husband on FB and told him about it). Now we live oversea(not in my country) and our marriage is not valid because of bigamy...
His first wife talked to a lawyer in FL and was told that they need an annulment not a divorce. She needs to be a petitioner because she's in FL. Is it true that you don't need to file a financial document for an annulment? I thought uncontested divorce is easier, quicker and cheaper. My husband wants to save our marriage and his first wife wants to remarry someone soon. They just want to clean up their mess asap. My husband left FL to be stationed oversea the next day they married. His first wife was supposed to come later but she changed her mind and they divorced with no kids and property.
Is our marriage valid when my husband and his first wife get a divorce(or an annulment) in FL? My husband says we need to divorce and marry again in my country to make our marriage legal. Do we need to do this?
Thank you for your time.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
His first wife talked to a lawyer in FL and was told that they need an annulment not a divorce. She needs to be a petitioner because she's in FL. Is it true that you don't need to file a financial document for an annulment? I thought uncontested divorce is easier, quicker and cheaper. My husband wants to save our marriage and his first wife wants to remarry someone soon. They just want to clean up their mess asap. My husband left FL to be stationed oversea the next day they married. His first wife was supposed to come later but she changed her mind and they divorced with no kids and property.
Is our marriage valid when my husband and his first wife get a divorce(or an annulment) in FL? My husband says we need to divorce and marry again in my country to make our marriage legal. Do we need to do this?
Thank you for your time.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?