if 2 US residents get a divorce from Mexico is it consedered legal in the US? or divorce is not valid?

Question

is there any article i can read or any website to support the info?

Answer 1

It's valid. Mexico is a big hotspot for quickie divorces.

EDIT:

Sorry. Mexico WAS a hotspot in the 60's. Here are the new ones:

http://www.legalzoom.com/articles/article_content/article13305.html

EDIT 2:

Get a grip. She misspelled one word.

Answer 2

uhmmm - usually it is Mexicans that get a divorce from Mexico and that entitles them to become U.S. illegal immigrants with more rights and protections than allowed to U.S. Citizens.

They are also allowed once the Divorce is completed and their illegal status is secured - to get unsecured credit cards from certain banking facilities while collecting food stamps and using all the band aids with federal funds ...

I do not believe that U.S. Residents are allowed equal protections of the law if they were to divorce from Mexico. Maybe the U.S. Residents could divorce from the U.S. and be granted illegal immigrant status in Mexico and obtain the right to drink all the tainted water they could gulp down every day and all the fly infested pork from the vendor's found on the street corners?

Hope this helped emensely ...

Peace;

Aintmyfault
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Answer 3

Kinda like married in Wisconsin...
Not married in Las Vegas?


Divorce is binding and true.

Answer 4

It's valid.