Sentences with phrase «not remarry»

The parties may not remarry until this waiting period has expired.

In general, until you are divorced not only can you not remarry but also anything you obtain may be subject to a claim of ownership, in whole or in part, by your spouse, and the future ownership of assets and property already obtained may be unclear.

Since a legal separation does not end a marriage or domestic partnership, a legally separated couple can not remarry or enter into a partnership with someone else.

Remember, the terms of your legal separation are almost exactly like those of a divorce — the biggest difference being only that after a legal separation, you can not remarry without first obtaining an actual divorce.

They may not remarry until they are divorced;

Legally separated couples may not remarry without first divorcing.

A legal separation is not a divorce, therefore, a person legally separated is still married, and he or she can not remarry.

Spouses who convert their legal separation into a divorce also can not remarry until six months after the conversion.

You remain married to your spouse and therefore may not remarry.

However, once the surviving spouse dies, these material possessions will become a part of the estate - assuming that the surviving spouse does not remarry.

There would have to be an assumption that, for an indefinite period to be measured in years rather than months or weeks, the wife would not remarry.

They can not remarry.

Spouses can not remarry another person until the divorce is final.

They did not remarry but resumed living together and Ms Chekov brought a claim for reasonable financial provision as Mr Fryer's cohabitant following his death.

Despite your judgment of divorce nisi or interlocutory decree, you are still legally married and can not remarry until the judgment becomes «final» or «absolute.»

Individuals who are legally separated can not remarry until they divorce one another.

[4] She did not remarry.

Fact # 5: If your spouse passed away and you did not remarry during that year, usually you may still file a joint tax return with that spouse for the year of death.

Widow (er) s whose spouse died in the past did and who did not remarry may also use this status.

Also, if caring for a dependent child, they can utilize this this status (as opposed to head of household and its lower earning limits) for two succeeding years as long as they do not remarry.

If you do not remarry in the third year after your spouse's death, you are considered single.

This is true when it comes to shopping for VA loan — a mortgage loan program for American veterans, men in uniform currently serving the U.S military, as well as reservists and select surviving spouses who do not remarry.

When 98 out of 100 of us divorced broads say we will not remarry; well, the writing seems to be on the wall.

According to the Talmud, widows or divorcees with nursing babies under two may not remarry.

Although the threads of a romance are introduced in the early novels, Dalgleish does not remarry.

The illustration was a story which praised a lighthouse keeper's widow who did not remarry but, instead, continued faithfully to tend the light for many years.

Once you receive them, you are done, and once your spouse passes, no you may not remarry.

Today, however, many do not remarry after divorce.

You may be able to file as «qualifying widow / widower» if your spouse passed away sometime during the previous two years, you have not remarried, and you have a dependent at home.

... Eleven years after her husband went to prison, Ms. Hamilton followed his advice to divorce, but she didn't remarry.

This includes people who have never married, those whose spouse is physically unable to have sex, and divorcees, widows and widowers who have not remarried.

My guess is that Pope Francis may clarify the teaching which already exists: Divorced people who are not remarried may receive Holy Communion (provided, like everyone else, they are free of mortal sin).

A lot of divorced women get that check from their ex and they don't remarry due to their own greed of not losing out on sucking that ex husband as dry as possible.

Sorry sweetie but the reason old women don't remarry isn't because they've «been there, done that».

I have been divorced for 6 years and have not remarried primarily because of my steadfast resolve to remain «free.»

«I would have considered doing this even if I hadn't remarried,» Deirdre says with a lopsided grin.

Just be aware that if you do marry him (and his ex is not remarried), then you may become as much ostracized as he is.

If you lose a spouse at 25 the Allowance for the Survivor won't kick in until 60, and then only if income is low enough, they're not remarried or living common law.

The last one I'll say is a little rarer, but it can affect a lot of people, a lot of individuals with an ex out there, I know you don't want to stay in contact with them, but if you were married to them for at least 10 years, you kind of should, because if you're going to take a spousal benefit, your ex-spouse, I mean assuming you're not remarried, one of your former spouses, might be a better benefit than your current benefit, or a subsequent spouse.

Spouses of military who died during active duty or as a result of a service - related disability (who have not remarried)

If your military spouse died on active duty or as a result of a service - related disability — and you have not remarried

This rule applies to ex-spouses as well, as long as the marriage lasted at least 10 years and the spouse applying for benefits isn't remarried.

John's wife died in 2009 and he has not remarried.

Spouses of service members may also apply if they are the not remarried spouse of a veteran who died in the line of duty, or due to a service connected disability; OR the spouse of a service member who is a prisoner of war or missing in action; OR the surviving spouse of a totally disabled veteran whose disability may or may not have been the cause of death.

If you don't remarry, your ex just has to be old enough to receive Social Security — 62 or above.

Dear Liz: I am divorced after being married for 27 years and have not remarried.

Your spouse died in either of the two tax years immediately before the current tax year and you haven't remarried.

If you don't remarry during the year, you can file a joint return or separate returns.

The surviving spouse of a deceased member of the military also qualifies for a military loan, provided that they have not remarried.

Yet one category that doesn't get a whole lot of attention are the surviving spouses of service members who have died as a result of a service related injury and has not remarried.