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Common-Law Marriage: Examples of Situations Where a Texas Court Found that No Common-Law Marriage Existed
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1. No Agreement to be Married:
· Behavior that is consistent with courtship, such as holding hands and showing affection towards one another;
· Marriage proposal and giving of an engagement ring;
· Statements that parties were “trying out” their relationship and would later marry if everything worked out; and
·…
Common-Law Marriage: 10 Ways to Know If You Could Be Involved In a Common-Law Marriage:
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Ways to Know If You Could Be Involved In a Common-Law Marriage.
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Common-Law Marriage: What You Should Know About Common-Law Marriage in Texas
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Common-law marriage is recognized in Texas.
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Am I Even Married? (Common Law Marriage)
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A common law marriage is when a man and woman agree to be married and live together in Texas as husband and wife while representing to others that they are married.
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I made a huge mistake, can I get an annulment?
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A resident of Dallas county came and asked me for some advice on whether a divorce or annulment was his best option to proceed with. As a Dallas divorce lawyer, I get a lot of questions on annulments versus divorces and I think its worth the time to post a blog on the differences between the two and under what circumstances an annulment is available.
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