There is a criminal statute in the state of SC that prohibits assisting in breaking up a marriage..where is it
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could it be "Alienation of Affection"?
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This is a state's issue, not a federal one.  It is up to each individual state to decide their laws on divorce.
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Good question.  They are changing the laws here in NC to make it possible for the state and local police to finally be able to act accordingly with criminal trespassers.  I am so happy about it.  Maybe they can get rid of at least some of them.
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No - adultery may be hurtful and wrong but it's not criminal - the state should not get involved in people's lives on a personal level.
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Get a laywer today!!! You need to ask them what your rights are in that state. If you get a good one, you should not have to travel down there. He can get you copies of everything you need and start procedings to get the people out of your house. If it were SC, I would recommend a good one. Good luck, wish I could do more.
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I believe access to property is an offense, as Colorado is a joint property state (both spouses equally own marital property such as a house).\n\nI would go to the District Attorney's office and file charges.  They should be able to best define the crime.
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first off you need to check the laws of the state you live in about anullments. then you can go from there. some states have it where you can get a marrige anulled from 3-6 mnths after the marrige. then some have a no fault divorce to some have a fault divorce. where someone has done something to cause the divorce. also there are some that requires you go to get marriage counceling. (but very rare.)
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In a law library.  There is probably one at the county seat that is open to the public.  The S.W. is SouthWest Reports.  Volume 390, page 266, will be the start of the case.\n\nYou can print out all cases from Westlaw's web site, but you need an account with them; it's not free.  If you know anyone who is a lawyer or law student, they may be able to print it out for you.
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You should contact a free legal aide lawyer in your county. They  are free and if I knew where you lived (county/city) I could provide you with some links. That would be the first step. Also, sometimes the hardest things to do are the right things to do.\n\nGood luck
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You are going to need to go to a law library for that.  There should be one at your county's courthouse.
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Promise of marriage followed by intercourse based on that promise and then a refusal to marry.\n\nThe crime is nullified by the subsequent performance of marriage.\n\nIt's a law school question; the crime has been abolished in many or most jurisdictions.
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I think that it is an unprecedented attempt of the Federal Government to interject itself to an area which it has never been authorized to previously involve itself.  As a Southerner, I am against it.  I do not want marriage administered with all the efficiency of the Social Security Administration.\n\nI am for the preservation of marriage.  Please keep the Feds out of it.  The Federal government's powers have been limited since its inception to regulating interstate commerce, international relations, civil rights, and similar areas where "Balkanization" of the 50 states would impede our country's effectiveness.\n\nIf you are so inclined to "defend marriage" please do so with your local and state government.  People who disagree with you could at least go to another state in accordance with the dictate of their own conscience.\n\nEDIT: To Grandma Susie down there... if any "marriage" or family has failed it is the fault of the members of that family.  To randomly place blame on others for one's own faults is rather silly.\n\nThe Democrats never broke up any of my relationships... despite my most sincere requests to them.
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Law depends on the state. Call the probate judge's office (wherever marriage licenses are issued in your county) and ask anonymously. If they say "we cant give legal advice" go down there and make friends with somebody and say "I'm not asking for legal advice just the forms" p.s. why do you want to marry  someone so dishonest?
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It depends on the circumstances of the particular case.  What is important is to clarify the reasons that the marriage should be deemed and declared null, did not happen.
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Call the county court house there. Best wishes.........
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MARRIED PERSON HAS RIGHT TO MARRY.
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There is usually some type of legal protection for "Common Law" marriages, which are people who live together for many years without marriage.  You will probably have to get a lawyer to help you, though.