Wife commited perjury on Marriage License-California

[pilotmike]

California-

Been married 6 years, recently separated.

When researching my Wife online, I discovered she was previously married and divorced. She completed OUR marriage certificate without disclosing that marriage and divorce.

I have copies of that Marriage Cert, and a copy of the Dissolution of Marriage from her previous marriage. i just discovered all of this 2 days ago, with court records.

I most definitely would not have married based on this info, due to my personal beliefs. I do have an appointment with an Attorney in a couple weeks, just wondering what a court might rule on this situation.

I have seen the posts about California Law and invalid marriages. I am wondering if a judge would rule this as an invalid marriage.

Any ideas? Thank you in advance.
Mike

 

[Zigner]

California-

Been married 6 years, recently separated.

When researching my Wife online, I discovered she was previously married and divorced. She completed OUR marriage certificate without disclosing that marriage and divorce.

I have copies of that Marriage Cert, and a copy of the Dissolution of Marriage from her previous marriage. i just discovered all of this 2 days ago, with court records.

I most definitely would not have married based on this info, due to my personal beliefs. I do have an appointment with an Attorney in a couple weeks, just wondering what a court might rule on this situation.

I have seen the posts about California Law and invalid marriages. I am wondering if a judge would rule this as an invalid marriage.

Any ideas? Thank you in advance.
Mike

No, your marriage is perfectly valid...continue with your divorce and be done with it.

 

[stealth2]

Ain't gonna matter, dude.

 

[pilotmike]

She would not want this info known by family and friends, so I have to figure out how to use this information to my advantage.
Ethically, I am not sure what I will do with this. Thanks for your advice.

 

[FlyingRon]

She would not want this info known by family and friends, so I have to figure out how to use this information to my advantage.
Ethically, I am not sure what I will do with this. Thanks for your advice.

What you are talking about is called extortion, and it is a crime. I would advise you not to make those threats.
Let your divorce lawyer handle it. The lies on the marriage license application isn't grounds for an annulment (and it's really not even grounds in itself for divorce).

 

[Just Blue]

She would not want this info known by family and friends, so I have to figure out how to use this information to my advantage.
Ethically, I am not sure what I will do with this. Thanks for your advice.

Wow.. Seem you have very...flexible "ethics".