The general rule is that if a divorce has effectively dissolved the marriage, a restriction
                  against remarriage has no extraterritorial effect. Therefore, if a party under a restriction
                  enters into a marriage in another State, the courts of other States usually hold the
                  marriage valid. This is based on the general rule that in considering the validity
                  of a marriage, the courts of all States look to the law of the jurisdiction where
                  it was entered into.