can a divorced person on adultery ground remarry

[Universal soldier]

Hi I usually write for others but I need now advice for one my work mate as I don't know about it. He has ILR and her ex-partner divorced her on adultery ground which he simply accepted to avoid defending divorce which costs a lot. So if that person has been divorced on adultery ground then does he ban from remarrying? And what else consequences can arise in its immigration life? Need reply.

[UKBA HUNTER]

Everybody has right of freedom of speech and freedom of marriage which cannot be snatched. Grounds of divorce are just between 2 parties and court confidentiality. Court has nothing to do with the grounds for any other purpose than divorce. Once decree absolute is served then both parties are free to marry but only hurdle for non-eu partner will be the income threshold of £18600. Immigration, court etc and all other authorities have nothing to do with the divorce grounds afterwards of divorce.

[WR1]

Reason for divorce is not important.

What is important is that he has decree absolute which makes him free to remarry as he wishes. It's all about meeting the criteria.

All the Home Office will be interested in is if he has been previously married and if so, divorced and in possession of the decree absolute (which will need to be submitted as part of a application). They are not interested in any further information beyond this.

[UKBA HUNTER]

Adultery and unreasonable behaviour are two very common grounds for divorce but adultery is the most quickest way to divorce because in case of unreasonable behaviour the court can try to reconcile which can cause further 2-3 months delay. Except the psychological effects on the mind of respondent there is nothing else effect which usually last temporarily and almost forgettable on finding new loyal partner.