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Last night, Netflix’s live reunion special of their popular social experiment Love Is Blind broke the streaming service. So many people tuned in to hear from the happy couples and their lovelorn counterparts that viewers had to wait for Netflix to get the show back on the air. What most people couldn’t wait to see, of course, is whether anyone was headed for divorce yet and whether a union that started on blind love can truly last.
There have been nine marriages from the Love Is Blind series and two divorces. That’s a pretty decent ratio after only four seasons and 20 couples. Here are the successful (so far) marriages that Love Is Blind has produced:
Divorces after Love Is Blind:
The Love Is Blind couples haven’t produced any babies yet, though if host Vanessa Lachey has anything to do with their procreation plans she will have them all baby bumping immediately. There was a surprise during the episode when Bartise Bowden, a contestant from season 3, appeared and introduced his new baby boy, the mother of whom was never on the reality show.
Bartise’s circumstances bring parenting time, child custody, and child support into the picture, especially since he and the child’s mother were never married. Establishing paternity is also a legal matter. In Michigan, when a child is born to an unmarried couple the father is given an Affidavit of Parentage to sign at the hospital, acknowledging that he is the father and giving the mother initial custody.
It doesn’t matter if you’re married for 20 years or two years. That legal document means you’re tied to each other and if the union ends, you need legal help to untie everything. Get the support you need from the Michigan divorce lawyers at Femminineo Attorneys. Schedule a complimentary consultation today.
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