is there are maximum number of times you can be divorced until you are unable to get married again?
395829
The judge can get tired of you. It's commonly done with children.  Some famous people have been married over a dozen times (some because their husbands/wives died).
485917
It depends on the man and woman involved.  I have been married three years and it is not that often.  There are medical reason and I will always support my hubby
174128
I am in the same boat. My b/f is currently going through a divorce and if we wanted to marry, we wont be able to until his divorce is final.
80900
I've had 4.  Now I'm married, so that number won't change.  My best friend has had 11 and my other friend has had 3.  We're all 25 but I'm the only one that's married, so I'm sure their numbers will increase.
127027
You can file for it in Court and they will grant one to ya (The Courts do grant Divorces to Spouses of Inmates especially so the Spouse can remarry).
563844
I DOUBT IT I JUST TALKED TO A LAWYER YESTERDAY AND HE TOLD ME THAT AS LONG AS YOU WERE MARRIED OR GETTING A DIVORCE. ANOTHER MARRIAGE IS NOT LEGAL TILL THE OLD ON IS FILED AND COMPLETE.
121928
Well that depends on what country you are. I guess in general most countries don´t go investigating around who´s married twice. As this is mostly a civil matter, the person that has been affected should be the one to file against the person that married twice. Say I am married and my husband married another woman without divorcing me first I would be the one taking him to court. To prove that he is guilty you just have to show that there are two Marriage Certificates and then he would have to prove his innocence by presenting a valid Certificate of Divorce that demonstrates that he divorced the first wife on a date before his second marriage. This is the way it´s done in countries that go by the Napoleonic or French Law System. I guess it´s different in another countries where the English Common Law is practiced.
316878
Well I can tell ya this it don"t come easy. Married for 14 yrs w/ 2 kids. Ours is whenever we can get separated from the kids for a period of time, and even then Im usual to tired when he wants it or when I seem to want it the kids are around. But to answer your ?, I would have to say 3-4 times amonth, depending on situations. PHB
420587
The only good point I can think of is that by the time you're 30 any children will be well on the way to being raised.  \n\nI married at age 17 and had 2 sisters who married at 14, 1 married at 15 and 1 married at 16. I divorced after 19 years of marriage and have not remarried.  All of my younger sisters have been married 3-4 times and none of their original marriages lasted more than 6 years.  One was actually trying to get a divorce after only being married 1 month!  She had only know him a few months and it turned out that he was an abuser. The older you are, the more mature and able to handle the frustrations of married life you will be.
1061426
Absolutely.  It's rarely used, but can be uniquely effective in family court.  While describing your stupidity during marriage and one year prior to marriage, cite examples, consequences of your ignorance and poor judgment, and try to make references to other people - family, friends,work associates - who can support your claim of intollerable, irreversible stupidity, hence your asking the court to annul the marriage on the basis that you never gave much thought to the marriage in the first place and didn't realize it would turn out the way it did.  Whamo....it's annuled.
345456
You should wait at least a year or more before getting married again, as you sure don't want to make the same mistake again............
629189
A person can appeal as often as needed.  There really is no limit, however, once the Supreme Court makes a decision that appeal is over.  The person can try to appeal for a different reason though.
455975
yes you can. i got a divorce while i was pregnant (oh yea... i live in Ohio!). Ohio is a no-fault state, meaning you don't have to prove someone "screwed you over" to obtain a divorce. in other words, as long as both parties agree, you can get divorced!
400545
Thats not true. I'm sure there are rules about it like within a year. But there are alot of people who get it after. Petition the court for an annulment and if they deny your request you still have divorce as an option. Speak with an attorney about this to be sure. There are alot of grounds you can get an annulment on:Fraud is a big one. Like if they told you before you got married that they wanted children and then after the wedding they told you they lied. So definitely speak with an attorney. With an annulment you won't be a divorcee. It will be as if the wedding never existed.
997611
People do get divorced in India too, but not as frequently as in the US, I believe it's because of this clause called irrecensilable differences. that means, if we just can't work it out, then we'll split, and so now, people take that to an extreme, instead of communicataaing and working things out, they get divorced. Plus, everyone tries to follow what celebrities are doing, and they get divorced like they buy shoes. It's a big deal if a celebrity couple lasts more than five years. Besides, now a days, people actually say if things don't work out, they'll split and try again...like it's no big deal. In India if a divorce happens, it';s usually because of abuse in the relationship, not because u don't like the way ur spouse dresses or something trivial like that.
1148214
I am on my second marriage, and let me tell you, marriage sucks donkey dick!  I would not get married again unless God himself told me to get married!  I think the number of times that is too many is a personal choice.  Tradionally, the number has been one time and you are out unless of death or adultery or abuse.  Nowdays, you can get married in a matter of minutes of meeting someone and be divorced by the end of next week (in some places).  Like I said I think it is a personal choice, and what your friend decides you need to stick by him if he is really a friend.  If it bothers you so much either talk to him or stop being his friend.
172256
No, absolutely not. The entitled to 1/2 rule applies only to married couples and surprisingly enough it only applies after you've been married 10 yrs. Of course people married less than 10 years can still have battles over entitlement to property especially if they've acquired a lot during the course of a marriage or had children. As far as an unmarried couple though, neither of you is entitled to half of anything. You leave the relationship with what you went into it with.