Legal Question in Criminal Law in Kansas
Bigamy
I was married to a man that was still married to his first wife. We split up. Later I married another man. We are now seperated due to domestic violence. I now have bigamy charges pressed against me. I thought because my last marriage was void I did not have to get a divorce. What is the law here. Cann anyone help me? Did I have to go through a divorce even though the first marriage was void? What should I do?
Asked on 6/19/04, 1:22 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Brian Leininger
Leininger Law Office
Re: Bigamy
From what you have said, it sounds like you may have a valid defense to your bigamy charge. Contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer in your area to lead you through this. If you are within a reasonable drive of the Kansas City area, call me at 913-648-7070.
Brian Leininger
Answered on 6/21/04, 2:52 pm
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