Divorce on somebody else's behalf

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  Former Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru

  January 2004

  But what if someone was in a really unhappy marriage, but couldn't speak, was blind, had no arms, no hands and no legs?
  
  How the fuck would they be able to divorce anyone?

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  Former Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru

  January 2004

  Originally posted by Bri-namite
  But what if someone was in a really unhappy marriage, but couldn't speak, was blind, had no arms, no hands and no legs?
  
  How the fuck would they be able to divorce anyone?

  
  an intresting dilemma :chin:
  
  what you have to ask yourself, is who would marry someone like that in the first place?

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  Former Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru

  January 2004

  Re: Divorce on somebody else's behalf
  

  Originally posted by Crispy
  Can it be done or is it down to two individuals consenting on a divorce?

  
  What do you mean "on behalf of someone"?
  
  And the two parties don't need to consent on a divorce, normally they do and it's just a casde of the judge stamping a form, but if they don't it becomes a proper court case. Both parties have to petition, and the judge will decide whether to award one or not based on the facts.
  
  But it's very rare for parties not to agree on divorce. Annullment is a different matter, and the case files are quite interesting to read *nod*

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