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So you can’t be a room mate with the opposite sex without being considered common law married after that time period? I feel like any decent lawyer could blow t
by suifbwish 5y ago
So you can’t be a room mate with the opposite sex without being considered common law married after that time period? I feel like any decent lawyer could blow that to pieces.
- kristjansson 5y agoUsually part of the definition is holding yourself out to not married
- diordiderot 5y agosame sex a applies as well in CA!
- dragonwriter 5y agoCA doesn't have common law marriage, so it is more accurate to say that it doesn't apply to same sex couples in the same way that it doesn't to oppozit5-sex couples.
- diordiderot 5y agoMy mistake, I heard that once before as a child and just parroted it. Very stupid of me
- unstatusthequo 5y agoCorrect, but CA recognizes common law marriage where it was triggered in other jurisdictions.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Correct, but CA recognizes common law marriage where it was triggered in other jurisdictions. Every US state recognizes common law marriage from other jurisdictions, and (because of federal Cobstitutional rulings) does so without regard to the gender of participants.
- tsimionescu 5y agoMaybe not, but I bet it's hard to claim the person you have a 10 year old child with is your room mate.
- unstatusthequo 5y agoNo, see kuang_eleven and my comment to him above. Many factors are weighed.