My childhood was pretty rough my mom had me when she was 19, my parents were divorced, neither of them finished high school, and my dad had mental illness.
Before they married in 1998, the German heiress Katrin Radmacher and her then-fiance, Nicolas Granatino, drew up a legal document promising that, if they divorced, neither would go after the other's money.
What if my parents are divorced and neither one wants to provide financial information or pay for college?
(Like my mom, he was divorced, and neither of them had much interest then in marrying again).
Last year, the two announced that they were getting divorced, and neither the blandness nor the brevity of the announcement prevented an explosion of investigative (or imaginative) reporting.
"When my parents were divorced, I felt neither was around me as much as I think I needed them.
She and Narendra Modi married, by arrangement, when they were teenagers, but he left soon afterwards and they have neither divorced nor lived together since, and scarcely even met.
And it is the stigma of being an upstanding woman alone — neither divorced nor married, no virgin but not especially sophisticated, either — that Haynes prods and questions in his rivetingly authoritative, erotic, and painstakingly faithful adaptation, which stars the ever-evolving Kate Winslet.
Chadha explicates Gaṅgeśa's insight that a qualifier is given as a non-particular individual, neither divorced from nor joined to the qualificandum and, therefore it is wrong to suggest that lack of apperceptive evidence implies that non-conceptual perception is not an intentional perceptual state.
Both had been married before (she was divorced in 1982), and neither had considered formally committing to the other until 2005, when an aunt of Ms. Simpson's gave Dr. Baird an heirloom gold ring and demanded he put it on Ms. Simpson's finger.
And over the coming months he placed his affairs in sufficient order to enable him to marry again -- largely by making two trips back East to be divorced from Nancy, neither speaking a word to her when they met in court nor even exchanging a glance, and offering little explanation or comfort to those old friends he saw.
