Sentences with phrase «previous husband living»
In the case of Whiston v Whiston (1995), Robert Whiston was divorced from his Filipino wife who, secretly, had a previous husband living, sought and became Whiston's inheritor and then made several attempts upon his life so as to inherit his whole estate.
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As a previous labor and delivery nurse, she was excited to hear about my life as a doula and very excited to tell me about the gift her new husband gave to his pregnant daughter, her new stepdaughter this past Christmas.
Want to know more about your husband and your previous life.
Its drifting in and out of the soundtrack is partly a reminder of Lena's previous life, before Area X turned her world inside out — we hear CSN croon as she flashes back to goofy bedroom antics with her husband, military man Kane (Oscar Isaac), and it provides a sonic backdrop for Lena once that love is lost and she's left at home alone — but mostly the song is an artifact of pop - culture normalcy in a world defined by aberration.
Chris Pine stars as Bernie Webber, an awkwardly shy and obsessive rule - follower, who has lived under a cloud of doubt ever since a previous rescue mission failed, resulting in the death of a local fisherman / husband / father.
Shattuck, who lives in Brookline, Massachusetts, with her husband and three children, has written two previous novels, Perfect Life and The Hazards of Good Breeding.
The format is a series of letters written by Eva Khatchadourian to her absent husband, Franklin, which are a sort of analytical reminiscence about their lives before the arrival of their son, Kevin, their reasons for having a baby, the prelude and then the immediate and long term aftermath of Kevin's actions on that fateful Thursday two years previous.
In Alaska, Talkeetna, she and her husband, James Langston, opened a 40 - acre shelter, where the duo care for the dogs abandoned or retired from their previous lives.
Some parents had other children of which current children were not aware; in some cases children were unaware of previous husbands of their mothers; incarcerations were kept secret, although the person had been living in the house at the time they were sentenced to jail.