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Lorelei posted: 01 Oct at 7:33 pm
As long as there was a wedding and you have a marriage license you are still considered married.
Nancy posted: 04 Oct at 5:20 am
You are still considered married even IF you never consummated the marriage.
A H posted: 05 Oct at 2:50 am
It depends where you live. You may be able to have it annulled if you have not lived together. Talk to a lawyer.
Nellers posted: 07 Oct at 7:16 am
Jeff I don’t think this is a marriage-I don’t know about it being dissolved but you defiantly have grounds for divorce-The problem is if you can afford to hire an attorney to do the paper work-And since she is in the phils I think you will need to-I don’t know how you feel about the sanctity of marriage but if it were me I would just go on with your life and begin to date again-If you do become involved with the right woman for you and want a real relationship then tell her about your issue and if she feels the same as you do about her then go for the divorce-A good woman will stay with you and help you thru the divorce-Hugs Nellers
Nort posted: 10 Oct at 12:05 am
Contact a divorce lawyer. They may know an easy way out,
Good luck
jagannath_kr posted: 12 Oct at 2:35 am
You can take divorce immediately with the reason of Desertion.
lola posted: 12 Oct at 4:31 am
Yes, the marriage can be annulled on the grounds of ‘non-consumation’, if you have not had *** with your partner during your marriage. You can also argue ‘passive abandonment’ as she’s withheld *** for more than 6 months.
wizard of the East posted: 13 Oct at 10:17 pm
Yes, marriage is still valid though not consummated, u need an official divorce, u need to apply for the divorce.
If marriage was never consummated, this could be a reason for divorce, but it does not automatically assure u a divorce, the proceedings could be painfully long.
Angel posted: 15 Oct at 12:49 am
no but u need to get separation documents gl