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Question: My brother has asked me to help him with his "situation". He lived in Ocala, Fl. and met a woman there who he lived with on and off for a few months. He moved to Arkansas in 2005 and lived there for 5 months. In January of 2006 the woman drove up to AR from FL and he married her. They've been married a little more than 5 months. My brother now realizes he made a terrible mistake and he wants out of the marriage, she does not. They have now lived apart for a month. Is there any way he can get the marriage annulled or will he have to go through a divorce? Answer: Allow me to preface my answer to your question with the disclaimer that I am not licensed to practice law in the state of Arkansas or Florida. Generally, he will need to file for divorce. A change of heart is generally not grounds for annullment. The law of the states in which I practice require fraud, one party not of age, one party already wed, and the like. Annullment is very uncommon. He needs to file for divorce. The sooner the better.
Question: If I marry a man who has an outstanding debt to the federal government for an unpaid student loan, will I get my social security withheld? The debt will never be paid back, because he will never have the money. I have worked hard all my life, to insure that I will get my social security when I retire. If I marry him, will this be taken away from me? Answer: Generall, a debt for student loans is separate debt that can not be ordered to be paid by the other spouse in a divorce situation. It should not impact your benefits. I think you should verify the same with social security to be certain, as normally this issue is dealt with in a divorce scenario. |
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