How do I know if I'm divorced?

[Cay22]

I got married in Texas about 9 months ago. I left the country about two months ago and my husband claims that we are divorced. I have signed nothing and I don't know much about the annulment laws in Texas. I don't remember the courthouse in which we got married and I have none of the marriage documentation. I have absolutely no idea how to figure out whether or not we are divorced.

 

[Proserpina]

I got married in Texas about 9 months ago. I left the country about two months ago and my husband claims that we are divorced. I have signed nothing and I don't know much about the annulment laws in Texas. I don't remember the courthouse in which we got married and I have none of the marriage documentation. I have absolutely no idea how to figure out whether or not we are divorced.

Married 9 months...divorced in - according to the husband - 2 months....nope, I'd go with "no" on that one.

There are only so many courthouses in the county. Call 'em. Go online, see if they have any record.

Or, call him and ask him.

I'd be comfortable though, with "No, not divorced".

 

[Ohiogal]

Married 9 months...divorced in - according to the husband - 2 months....nope, I'd go with "no" on that one.

There are only so many courthouses in the county. Call 'em. Go online, see if they have any record.

Or, call him and ask him.

I'd be comfortable though, with "No, not divorced".

It is POSSIBLE that it could have happened. Probable? No. But possible if there was proof of service, she never responded and there is not a lot of property or children. It is possible. It would be extremely quick. But yeah, could have happened. (Oh and some counties have only one courthouse that handles DR).

 

[justtooknotes]

If there were no children or assets is it possible that it was annulled?

 

[Proserpina]

If there were no children or assets is it possible that it was annulled?

Despite the popular myth, annulment is actually more complex and expensive than a divorce.

 

[justtooknotes]

You are correct, I took the time to look at it in Texas.
It does seem like a very complicated process that the poster could only know.

 

[Just Blue]

You are correct, I took the time to look at it in Texas.
It does seem like a very complicated process that the poster could only know.

You can actually google up any states stat and educate yourself.

 

[BL]

How do I know if I'm divorced?

I know , i have a decree.

 

[BL]

Married 9 months...divorced in - according to the husband - 2 months....nope, I'd go with "no" on that one.

There are only so many courthouses in the county. Call 'em. Go online, see if they have any record.

Or, call him and ask him.

I'd be comfortable though, with "No, not divorced".

Did you all skip n Jump too , Mother Mary May I . or hop scotch ?

I left the country about two months ago

 

[Proserpina]

Did you all skip n Jump too , Mother Mary May I . or hop scotch ?

Thou shalt ready ready before posty posty.

I got married in Texas about 9 months ago. I left the country about two months ago and my husband claims that we are divorced. I have signed nothing and I don't know much about the annulment laws in Texas. I don't remember the courthouse in which we got married and I have none of the marriage documentation. I have absolutely no idea how to figure out whether or not we are divorced.

Hence:

There are only so many courthouses in the county. Call 'em. Go online, see if they have any record.

 

[BL]

Thou shalt ready ready before posty posty.




Hence:

I got married in Texas about 9 months ago. I left the country about two months ago

Tha'll shalt not no more .


Now I'm having a hernia...


There's Only so many countries ,can you name them ?