I have been separated from my spouse for six years. When can I say I am no longer married?
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Anonymous
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I think you've already answered it. Instead of answering not married, answer separated. Most forms give that option (in America anyways) and as the topic this question in implies, if you really want to be clear cut, when it is possible, reconnect with your spouse for the months it may take to "sign the documents."
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whenever the marriage ended. the piece of paper is only a formality.
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You can say you are no longer married when you have a legal stamped document from the county court house in witch you were married stating that you're divorced.
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WHen you are divorced and it's final legally.
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Legally - when you have the paperwork officially declaring it so. Emotionally - whenever you feel it ended for you.
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Once you get a divorce and it is finalized.
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You're married until you file for divorce, which is I suggest you do right now.
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When your divorce is final.
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If your spouse dies or you obtain a legal divorce.
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You're still married until after formal documents support the dissolution of your marriage, either by annulment or divorce. Take your pick.
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