There are not nearly enough facts or background to answer this.It appears youu2019re guilty of bigamy in the new country, since you didnu2019t bother to wait for your divorce in the U.S. or to seek divorce on your own part before getting re-u201cmarried.u201du2020Presumably the U.S. court that your ex-spouse sued you in will grant the divorce, however, the legal effect of the whole scenario cannot be evaluated. We donu2019t even know what stateu2019s or other nationu2019s law might apply, so itu2019s impossible to apply it.u2023 Sometimes a bigamous or otherwise voidable marriage will become a valid marriage upon removal of the impedimentu2014in this case, the prior marriage.In Pennsylvania, for instance, a statute allows a second, bigamous marriage to become valid upon the termination of the first marriage if u201cgood faithu201d is shown. Covington v. Covington, 617 A.2d 1318 (Pa.Super. 1992), 23 Pa.C.S. u00a7 1702. (u201cMarriage was not void, although it was entered into 13 days prior to date of husband's actual divorce where parties in good faith believed they were divorced on date of marriage and parties lived together as husband and wife for 18 years after removal of impediment to their marriage before wife then filed for divorce.u201d)