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  Unfortunately, no.  The law of Florida is that a marriage is not valid if one of the parties has a legal spouse at the time of the marriage. See Jones v. Jones, 119 Fla. 824, 161 So. 836 (1935).  Thus, even though your prior wife has died, she was alive at the time you married in 2008.     Therefore, your best bet at this juncture is to now "legally" marry the lady you've called your wife since 2008.  I don't think, however, you should request additional gifts from family and friends this time!    Best of luck, Cindy Vova Law Office of CIndy S. Vova, P.A. Plantation, FL 33322 954-316-3496 info@vovalaw.com     

I do not understand the question. Is it that your husband has signed a Stipulated Judgment and other documents necessary for filing an uncontested dissolution? If so, yes, it will work.

You have rights to your own property. But because you all are split, there could be problems if you seek to enforce them directly, Please talk to an attorney who can explain this in detail for you.