If Prop 8 passes (which it looks as if it will), what will happen to gay couples who already got married?

Will their marriages be considered no longer valid in California?





I read somewhere that it will be illegal for California to declare invalid marriages that it has already solemnized. Does anyone know the law on this?If Prop 8 passes (which it looks as if it will), what will happen to gay couples who already got married?
I just read this: ';California State Attorney General Jerry Brown has said existing marriages will remain valid, but other legal experts say challenges are likely.';





http://www.comcast.net/articles/news-gen鈥?/a>If Prop 8 passes (which it looks as if it will), what will happen to gay couples who already got married?
the same as if any law declared something illegal.





For instance. Slavery. If you bought a slave when it was legal, as soon as it was illegal, you didnt own the slave anymore. Same with gay marriage. Its not legal anymore. Its basically an ';Insta-divorce'; today for everyone who got gay married.
They stay in limbo. I heard that this doesn't affect those who already got married, but future same-sex couples won't be able to marry.





I don't know if the site below will have the additional info but they should point you in the right direction.
Have faith, exit polls are showing that Prop-8 will fail.





http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results鈥?/a>





As for the marriages, they will be put into a legal limbo.





http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-鈥?/a>
Simple. They will no longer be valid or recognized by the state.