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Old 08-27-2008, 03:09 PM
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divorce in Nebraska but want to remarry in South Carolina

I was divorced in Nebraska but want to get married in South Carolina. Nebraska has a 180 waiting period to remarry, do they have juristiction over South Carolina? Can I legally get married during this time but in South Carolina
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Q: I was divorced in Nebraska but want to get married in South Carolina. Nebraska has a 180 waiting period to remarry, do they have juristiction over South Carolina?

A: No.



Q: Can I legally get married during this time but in South Carolina

A: Yes, if you qualify under South Carolina law.
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Old 08-27-2008, 03:18 PM
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south carolina law

what does that mean? If I qualify for what/ If I am a resident of South Carolina? Do you know of anywhere I can go or look into to find this out?
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Google is your friend.


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Nebraska has a 180 waiting period to remarry
Rather paternalistic of Nebraska, but rebound marriages have a higher rate of divorce.
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Rather paternalistic of Nebraska, but rebound marriages have a higher rate of divorce.
A triumph of hope over reason.
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I need a law code or something

I need a code or where it is written that Nebraska does not have juristiction in South Carolina or that they do not honor the nebraska law. I have spoke to the clerk of the court and a judge and they both said I can get a license but I just dont want it to come back as not a legal marriage.
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I need a code or where it is written that Nebraska does not have juristiction in South Carolina or that they do not honor the nebraska law. I have spoke to the clerk of the court and a judge and they both said I can get a license but I just dont want it to come back as not a legal marriage.
Somehow, you feel that an anonymous internet forum is in a better position to advise you?
Tell you what - why don't you just wait the 6 months and THEN get married? Problem solved!
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why am I looking on here

I did not come on here to be judged I came on to try and find some answers.
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I need a code or where it is written that Nebraska does not have juristiction in South Carolina or that they do not honor the nebraska law. I have spoke to the clerk of the court and a judge and they both said I can get a license but I just dont want it to come back as not a legal marriage.
You apparently did not read the link I sent you.

Read it.
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Somehow, you feel that an anonymous internet forum is in a better position to advise you?
Tell you what - why don't you just wait the 6 months and THEN get married? Problem solved!
Please do not give out accurate and correct information and advice.

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Please do not give out accurate and correct information and advice.

It only confuses people.
Did I do that again? I guess I'm just thick-headed that way.
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I read the link but what I want to make sure of is, does he 180 day law which is written in my decree have juristiction in South Carolina?
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I read the link but what I want to make sure of is, does he 180 day law which is written in my decree have juristiction in South Carolina?
See post #2.
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is this advise coming from someone who knows or someone who thinks they know
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