A divorce decree has one of three possible effects:
In some States, divorce immediately returns your status to that of a single person, without restriction as to remarriage;
In other States, while you are no longer a husband or wife after the judgment of divorce, State law or the divorce decree prohibits you from remarrying for a certain period; e.g., during a stated waiting period; or
In still other States, the dissolution of your marriage is postponed for a stated period following the judgment of divorce. Sometimes, the parties to the divorce or the court must take additional action to make a divorce final and thereby dissolve the marriage.
Last Revised: March, 2001
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