Any NC attorney would advise against it. There are potentially too many legal problems that can result. As long as you're still legally married, it's technically adultery. Unless the laws have changed very recently (and at one point, they were trying to change it) NC still has laws against adultery, so it's a crime (although admittedly, no one has been charged with it in many, many years). NC also allows adultery as grounds for divorce. NC divorce courts do not look fondly on those who commit adultery. The law states that if the supporting spouse commits adultery, alimony must be awarded to the dependant spouse, and if the dependant spouse commits adultery they are barred from receiving alimony (NC is the only state I know of where that's the case). NC also still allows for criminal conversation and alienation of affection lawsuits, so your spouse can sue your lover. Don't do it! I personally know a man in NC who was divorced on the grounds of adultery and his wife pretty much got everything they had, and she also gets a a nice, big alimony payment for the rest of her life (unless she remarries and she won't because then the alimony stops).
no
It's unfortunate, but eventually, you live and she doesn't. Get her help!
Yes, they've been separated for more than 10 years.
No, and it's "Live While We're Young" not "Live While We Are Young"
New york for right now while he is doing his bid in Rikers
In the U.S. of course you can it's a free country! You can live with whoever you would like!
I'm married me and my husband are separated and live in different state I have being single and Head of household for the past eight years.
No, they have been separated for a while.
Six months, provided the separated parent has not filed an Injunction in the home state.
No, legally you cannot move out at 16 to live with a girlfriend. You become an adult the age of 18 in New York. Until that age your parents are responsible for you and where you live.
Depending on her age and the state you live in, yes, you can. If your in the UK, then yes, so long as you have your parents permission.
Absolutely not, while you are at home, but if she simply needs a home, and you are away, then sure. When you return, though, she may not live with you.
yes.
It depends on whether or not you live in a common law marriage state. Check your state law.
Yes
There is no such punishments for ditching girl friend in India, after all its a mutual decision to live together.
The United States is separated into States. So is Australia. Canada has Provinces. A Nation is a State in itself. A State may or not be part of a Nation. I live in UK, the State is that of Great Britain.