Can a marriage be invalidated if a prior divorce in another state does not conform to Connecticut law?
Full Question:
I was writing an article on marriage and divorce laws in Connecticut, but I got stuck on a problem. Can a marriage be invalid if a prior divorce in another state fails to conform with the laws of Connecticut?
02/16/2017 |
Category: Divorce |
State: Connecticut |
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Answer:
“No marriage shall be presumed to be invalid or bigamous because a prior divorce of one of the parties that was entered legally in another state or country does not meet the jurisdictional requirements of the law of this state.”
