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And then there's couples getting weddings, without getting married. I.e. all the ceremony and partying to celebrate their love and commitment, without entering
by sverhagen 5y ago
And then there's couples getting weddings, without getting married. I.e. all the ceremony and partying to celebrate their love and commitment, without entering into the legal structure that is marriage.
- lupire 5y agoThat is going to run afoul of some common law marriage laws...
- mrtranscendence 5y agoIn that circumstance they'd be married under common law in very few, mostly low population US states (not sure about the rest of the world). My fiancée and I have been living together since 2003, and every once in a while someone will say we'd be married under common law. But it does require a little more than mere cohabitation, and -- more importantly -- Ohio doesn't have common law marriage ... not anymore, at least.
- IG_Semmelweiss 5y agowhy ? Very few states recognize common law marriage. Do you know know otherwise ?