Chances are no one will ever know about your little secret. The only problem I see (sorry for the negative) is that if your new husband ever wants out of the deal (marriage) he has an easy out and without child support of any kind. Arizona (as most states if not all) considers a child born to a married women to be that of legal husband no matter who donates the sperm. In that case, a legal document trumps genetics. Something to think about.

I may be nutz but I would take Clintons path....... Don't ask and Don't tell.

Do tell your current fiancé for absolutely sure, but don't tell anyone else. Your baby needs a father if nothing else justifies your deception. Protect your kid and screw the nosy world.

There are legal paths to take for forced marriage. I was actually just reading this today. Enjoy!

http://travel.state.gov/content/passport...

When you got married in Guatemala did you or your husband register the marriage with the American embassy or consulate? Was it before a magistrate or notary or in a church or both? If you registered with the embassy, you may run into trouble. Otherwise, if you are willing to lie and say you were never married, I see no way that you will ever have trouble unless you suddenly become famous and your ex husband learns about it.

Okay. I don't need any negative or sarcastic remarks or comments. I was in an awful relationship in the past and forced into marriage in Guatemala. I am a US Citizen, native to AZ but married in the country of Guatemala. It has been about 3 years since I have been married or had any contact with my ex, I am now engaged and have a baby here in AZ with my fiancé. We are making plans to get married, but I am scared this is going to be a road block. Is this a legal marriage here in the US, and will it stop me from getting married? I don't have any papers or information, and I just really need some help where to start. If I have to get a divorce, how do I go about this??

PLEASE HELP.

thanks in advance! :)