I just want a simple yes or no. I don't want to hear all the lawyer terms and stuff which I don't understand. I don't feel,like reading a book. I just would like a yes or no. Is it recognized in NJ or not it's that simple.
There is no simple yes or no answer for you based on the information you provided, Springsidemonk.
If you actually took the time to read the information provided to you in the other thread, you would know that.
From one of the links provided to you earlier: "New Jersey will recognize divorces obtained in foreign countries if the foreign court had jurisdiction and the foreign judgment does not offend New Jersey's public policy. Determining whether a foreign divorce meets those requirements and is valid is fact-specific. A New Jersey court will consider several factors including the domicile of the parties, adequate notice of the application for the foreign divorce and any hearings, whether both spouses participated in the divorce proceedings, whether any support, asset division, and child custody provisions are fair and reasonable, and the similarity of the grounds for the divorce to like grounds in New Jersey."
If you choose not to read what is provided, maybe you can have someone in your area read it to you and explain what it means. The "book" from the US Embassy is all of one page.
Or you can consult with an attorney in your area for an explanation. You can ask him not to use "lawyer terms."
