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My husband and I have agrred on a divorce, there are no children involved and we both have agreed on finincial statement. So I guess bascially it is a non=contested divorce. 1) when can I get involved with another person. 2) is it against the law to be involved with another person in a un=contested divorce? 3) when can I legally live with another person in a unconsested divorce 4) Basciallt my husband & I have agreed upon a divorce and I want to move on with my life, meaning I want to date & live with another man I want nothing from my soon to be ex for support or help during the divorce I just want what we have agreed upon at time of divorce. Regards
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In South Carolina, an uncontested divorce does not exist. What you are probably referring to is the one year separation as grounds for divorce. In those cases, the fact that you have been separated for at least a year is the only grounds that have to be proven to be granted a divorce. To answer your question, the divorce must be final before you get involved with another person, live with another person, date, etc. If you do any of these things before the divorce is final, your spouse could change the grounds for divorce and allege adultery, because legally you are still married.
Answered on Mar 12th, 2014 at 4:35 PM