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The New DU. Reply #3: If their home state would bar their union, yes.
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Thu Mar-30-06 12:03 PM
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| 3. If their home state would bar their union, yes. |
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For instance -- if someone gets divorced in Wisconsin, there's a six-month waiting period before they can marry again. If they go to Massachusetts (which has a shorter waiting period), they still can't get married there, because their home state wouldn't recognize the new marriage.
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