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Some people marry their spouses for love, some marry over a \u201cdare,\u201d some marry over desperation, and some divorce and re-marry because they realize they\u2019ve made the wrong decision, again.<\/p>\n
Whatever the reason may be, going through a divorce is a bewildering experience with a very sharp learning curve.<\/p>\n
To assist in easing that learning curve, here are a few of the world\u2019s strangest divorce laws:<\/p>\n
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1. In New Mexico and Mississippi, when a third party (e.g. the other woman or man) is held responsible for the failure of a marriage \u2013 spouses have the right to sue their ex spouse\u2019s LOVER for damages.\u00a0 Yes, here\u2019s your chance to get back at that B****<\/p>\n
2. In Kentucky, it\u2019s illegal to remarry the same person 4 times \u2013 perhaps Kentuckians marry their spouses many times?\u00a0 Can\u2019t they just make up their minds?!<\/p>\n
3. In Kansas, it\u2019s written into law that a man\u2019s mistreatment of his mother-in-law can\u2019t be used as grounds for divorce \u2013 guess husbands and mother-in-laws don\u2019t get along very well in Kansas.<\/p>\n
4. In the state of Delaware, a couple can file to have their marriage annulled if they entered into it as a \u201cdare\u201d \u2013 seriously, to have this penned in law ultimately suggests that a lot of people in Delaware \u201cdare\u201d each other to get married. \u00a0“If you love me, then I DARE YOU TO MARRY ME!” Does that line still work?<\/p>\n
5. In Tennessee, claiming that your spouse made an attempt on your life \u201cby poison or any other means showing malice\u201d is grounds for divorce \u2013 Poisoning their spouses in Tennessee must\u2019ve been a popular thing to do.\u00a0 Can\u2019t people just get along?<\/p>\n
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Some people marry their spouses for love, some marry over a \u201cdare,\u201d some marry over desperation, and some divorce and re-marry because they realize they\u2019ve made the wrong decision, again. Whatever the reason may be, going through a divorce is a bewildering experience with a very sharp learning curve. To assist in easing that learning curve, here are a few of the world\u2019s strangest… <\/p>\n