Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Divorce?

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Obviously, an attorney can have no greater idea what your husband overseas is thinking than you do. Florida does not allow polygamy so your husband cannot be married to more than one woman at one time. Both you and he will have to make a choice who he wants to be with - or if you can accept any other arrangements for a lifestyle.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Divorce?

With something other than his brain! Do not sign anything, contract or otherwise. How can he marry anybody until he gets divorced? If he does, he's a bigamist! See your closest lawyer.