who has the right to sue a married person who married another one? Is it the wife or husband only?
963326
The district attorney may be able to take up the case.
587135
If she's been living with this guy for more than 7 years than by state law, he is her husband although they are not legally married.  He would get everything unless a will is drafted.  But even wills can be contested, she needs a "living trust" which is undisputable.
1085584
Didn't I already answer this?\n\nYes they can. People can sue for anything these days. Wether they win or not is a different story, but they still can sue.
459234
Not necessarily.  In the state where I live (WI), you would have to prove that the other person prevented you from working during the marriage.
896734
You are legally married to him.He can not legally be in another relationship with any other woman until the divorce is final.He can spend time in jail for that.
160428
Less the laws are different there, as long as you are making the payments they will not take it.  Pretty much all they care about is getting their money.  But when a spouse or ex spouse files bankruptcy any debt will fall on the party that did not file bankruptcy.  So bascially he made it where you have no choice but to pay it or ruin your own credit even more.  Now keep in mind girly i am not a lawyer, but i have enough friends who one of them filed bankruptcy and not the other and that is how it worked. Seems the way most ex's like to get revenge is to file bankruptcy and lay all depts off on the other person.  You might want to double check, but i think most bankruptcy laws are the same across the US
979804
No. You get divorced wherever you live now and, if you and your spouse are in different states, you can usually file where your spouse is or where you are. It makes absolutely NO DIFFERENCE in how many states you got married (as long as it's to the same spouse, LOL). You're married.
591963
I divorced her because she cheated on me.  When she started threatening to sue me for alimony I told her that if she continued to push the issue I'd send a copy of her letter to the judge, the one where she admitted committing adultery.\n\nWhere she lives, if you are caught or proved to have committed adultery you go to jail.  That was how I over rode Bess.
997850
call any lawyer in the phone book.  Most could handle the job.  Yes, you have a right to sue.  You might want to check into the process of "small claims court".  I don't believe you'll need a lawyer then -- it's a more relaxed court (you just tell your side of the story to the judge).
168978
Yes, anyody can sue for anything they want to.  The sad part is what you describe has probably already happened.  I remember a case from when I was young that a woman sued the man that saved her,(his job), becuause he did not make sure that she was continually covered up thereby embarassing her.  He saved her life and had to pay her for what she felt like was a violation of her modesty.  Go figure!
758548
she is wanting a divorce.........Its the one accusing who's doing ao it would be her that wants it
392742
apparently, the court CAN have access to your husband's labs..but, not until they issue an order to see it. As for tge billing, i believe you should file a counter case against the woman who followed your husband home (if you know who she is) she's too much of a busybody to report something she doesn't know about.  Besides..no one was hurt. ;) She should have just seen to it that no one is REALLY hurt.
980445
If one party claims that the marriage is not irretrievably broken, then the court can suggest counseling.  I don't believe, however, that they can actually require it, but it can certainly delay the divorce.
953832
I am not positive about death but; in divorce, both parties are responsible for debts incurred durring the course of the marriage.  I am inclined to say yes after death if it is something that is in both of your names, like a mortgage, any loans, any joint debts yes.  I don't know that you would be liable for things only in his name.  Call a lawyer, most will give a free consultation in the office or even over the phone.
463066
Yes nowadys anyone can sue anyone no matter where they are living. It is more if a case of when are they going to sue you compared to if they are going to sue.\nWhat you should do is get in touch with them and discuss your problems, they may allow you more time or something, you never know
1128341
The word "marriage". Just because these few people are divorced under circumstances which obviously bother you doesn't change the fact that the word "marriage" means the union of one man and one woman.\n\nIf you want the state to recognize other unions, then call them that - unions. Call them ALL unions. "Marriage" is a religious term anyway.\n\nAnd why does it matter if these people divorced? Mr. Clinton made it alright for anyone to commit adultery, and you're worried about people getting legal divorces and remarrying?
627943
In this process the other person and their lawyer(s) have a "period of discovery".  During this time they gave me a piece of paper that had a multitude of questions on it that I had to furnish information on. In return you can return the favor to the other party and do a discovery on them also. Mainly it was about my expenses etc.  In the case of my divorce it didn't make a bit of difference, I got screwed.