One party cannot be divorced in one jurisdiction and remain married in the other.
No. The U.S. Court is not bound by the law of India.
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No. The U.S. Court is not bound by the law of India.
Technically an agreement made after marriage is not a pre nuptial agreement - it's a post nuptial agreement. And you should be careful to make sure...
No. But there's also no need to rush it.
Contact a local attorney and file the appropriate paperwork.
If you'll be able to comply with both New Jersey and foreign law relating to a property transfer, feel free to try to draft the documents yourself....
That's not nearly enough information on which to base an accurate estimate. Are all the papers going to be signed and properly notarized?
You should show the documents to a local attorney ASAP. Your likelihood of avoiding a contract that you signed is slight unless there is a serious...
It's not clear what letter you're seeking him to sign - but in any event your attorney is closer to the situation and should be able to advise you...
The divorce does not necessarily have to wait - but you probably will need the help of a local attorney to get over the hurdles this complication...
Your court or county clerk may accept a registration of a foreign decree. However, whether that's actually necessary is a different question.