If two people got a marriage license in NYC, did the "legal waiting period" then got married and have an actual marriage certificate - (done legally - there was a witness and all 4 of them signed the marriage license, that was required to get the marriage certificate) but the marriage was never consumated and they never lived together (in fact these 2 people hardly spoke again a month after the ceremony)- is this STILL considered a legal marriage that requires a divorce? This happened 10 years ago, and neither party can afford a divorce, which is why nothing was done about till now.
If it is still considered "legal" - does that mean they are still entitiled to each others Social Security, Alimoney, Dividing of Assets acquired during the duration of the marriage, etc...
One still lives in NYC and the other in New England. What is the actual LEGAL status of this marriage?
2007-02-26
15:05:08
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The couple I am talking about one is Catholic - but they were NOT married in a Catholic church. Can they still get an annulment even after 10 years?
2007-03-04
11:54:00 ·
update #1
Can She get Alimony?
2007-03-06
05:43:41 ·
update #2