If a marriage license has an error on it, is the marriage still considered valid? Where it says to list the number of marriages, including this one, the number that was printed and on record is incorrect for my spouse. I was just curious if anyone out there knew about this.What if there's an error on the marriage license?
My ex husband was not accurate in his reporting of how many marriages prior on our marriage license and it did not make it invalid. We never corrected it either....What if there's an error on the marriage license?
it needs to be corrected
Go to your Municipal building and have it corrected%26gt; No, it does not make your Marriage invalid.
idk
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Should my girlfriend and I live together before marriage?
My girlfriend says she wont live with me unless we are married. But I am afraid that I wont know if she is the one unless we live together first. I mean, how are we supposed to find out if we can get along on a permanent 24/7 basis??Should my girlfriend and I live together before marriage?
ooooo... She's pulling out the ';I want to be married'; card and using it as a lever. Marriage, in itself, changes things and yes... You *should* live together first before you tie the knot.
She was brought uP in a religious family and this might be tough to get around, cos some of them are really-really strict with this sort of thing. She just/only needs to realize this is the 21st century and people do not rush out to do this much anymore.
However, you must respect this and perhaps you will need to wait for a while until she understands that is a bunch of hooey hocus pocus stuff called religion. I don't mean to be bashing it, but c-mon... It's going to be 2010 soon and it is not the 1930's anymore.
This could be difficult for you to get around, but I wish you the best of luck!face cosmetics
ooooo... She's pulling out the ';I want to be married'; card and using it as a lever. Marriage, in itself, changes things and yes... You *should* live together first before you tie the knot.
She was brought uP in a religious family and this might be tough to get around, cos some of them are really-really strict with this sort of thing. She just/only needs to realize this is the 21st century and people do not rush out to do this much anymore.
However, you must respect this and perhaps you will need to wait for a while until she understands that is a bunch of hooey hocus pocus stuff called religion. I don't mean to be bashing it, but c-mon... It's going to be 2010 soon and it is not the 1930's anymore.
This could be difficult for you to get around, but I wish you the best of luck!
Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
my fiance is my sister's brother-in-law, which means that technically, we are relatives by affinity. and we plan to get married in december in california. my question is will our marriage be valid? or is there any us federal law that forbids that? thanks for your answers.Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
No, go for it! (Only blood relatives cannot marry, and the degree is determined by state law)Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
Marriage laws typically prohibit marriage of first cousins.
Marriage laws differ on a state-by-state basis.
California law will not prohibit your marriage.
There shouldn't be a problem with that. It is blood relatives that they frown upon, but if you go to Tennessee you can marry your first cousin.
I know of several instances where two sisters married two brothers... (sisters one family, brothers from another)
Personally, I don't see how it could be an invalid marriage. If you were first cousins or something like that, it would be different.
The marriage laws go by blood relation only. If there is no blood relation you can marry anyone you want. The law uses blood because any children you might have could possibly have birth defects if you are related by blood.
No, go for it! (Only blood relatives cannot marry, and the degree is determined by state law)Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
Marriage laws typically prohibit marriage of first cousins.
Marriage laws differ on a state-by-state basis.
California law will not prohibit your marriage.
There shouldn't be a problem with that. It is blood relatives that they frown upon, but if you go to Tennessee you can marry your first cousin.
I know of several instances where two sisters married two brothers... (sisters one family, brothers from another)
Personally, I don't see how it could be an invalid marriage. If you were first cousins or something like that, it would be different.
The marriage laws go by blood relation only. If there is no blood relation you can marry anyone you want. The law uses blood because any children you might have could possibly have birth defects if you are related by blood.
Is there any site where one can get certified Quickly online to legally perform a marriage ceremony?
Yeah, all kinds of 'em.
Universal Life Church is essentially the ';marriage'; church...Many of the ministers who do weddings but don't do Sunday sermons are members of this church, and you can be equally as legal as they are in about 10 minutes.
There are plenty of others, too...Is there any site where one can get certified Quickly online to legally perform a marriage ceremony?
Yes, there are....BUT....you need to find out the laws concerning WHERE you will performing this wedding. There are not many states that legally recognize ';online officiants.'; So find out first before you invest any money in an online course.Is there any site where one can get certified Quickly online to legally perform a marriage ceremony?
I don't know but I would be glad to marry YOU! XOXOX...~D~
Universal Life Church is essentially the ';marriage'; church...Many of the ministers who do weddings but don't do Sunday sermons are members of this church, and you can be equally as legal as they are in about 10 minutes.
There are plenty of others, too...Is there any site where one can get certified Quickly online to legally perform a marriage ceremony?
Yes, there are....BUT....you need to find out the laws concerning WHERE you will performing this wedding. There are not many states that legally recognize ';online officiants.'; So find out first before you invest any money in an online course.Is there any site where one can get certified Quickly online to legally perform a marriage ceremony?
I don't know but I would be glad to marry YOU! XOXOX...~D~
What if there's an error on the marriage license?
If a marriage license has an error on it, is the marriage still considered valid? Where it says to list the number of marriages, including this one, the number that was printed and on record is incorrect for my spouse. I was just curious if anyone out there knew about this.What if there's an error on the marriage license?
My ex husband was not accurate in his reporting of how many marriages prior on our marriage license and it did not make it invalid. We never corrected it either....What if there's an error on the marriage license?
it needs to be corrected
Go to your Municipal building and have it corrected%26gt; No, it does not make your Marriage invalid.
idk
My ex husband was not accurate in his reporting of how many marriages prior on our marriage license and it did not make it invalid. We never corrected it either....What if there's an error on the marriage license?
it needs to be corrected
Go to your Municipal building and have it corrected%26gt; No, it does not make your Marriage invalid.
idk
Should my girlfriend and I live together before marriage?
My girlfriend says she wont live with me unless we are married. But I am afraid that I wont know if she is the one unless we live together first. I mean, how are we supposed to find out if we can get along on a permanent 24/7 basis??Should my girlfriend and I live together before marriage?
ooooo... She's pulling out the ';I want to be married'; card and using it as a lever. Marriage, in itself, changes things and yes... You *should* live together first before you tie the knot.
She was brought uP in a religious family and this might be tough to get around, cos some of them are really-really strict with this sort of thing. She just/only needs to realize this is the 21st century and people do not rush out to do this much anymore.
However, you must respect this and perhaps you will need to wait for a while until she understands that is a bunch of hooey hocus pocus stuff called religion. I don't mean to be bashing it, but c-mon... It's going to be 2010 soon and it is not the 1930's anymore.
This could be difficult for you to get around, but I wish you the best of luck!
ooooo... She's pulling out the ';I want to be married'; card and using it as a lever. Marriage, in itself, changes things and yes... You *should* live together first before you tie the knot.
She was brought uP in a religious family and this might be tough to get around, cos some of them are really-really strict with this sort of thing. She just/only needs to realize this is the 21st century and people do not rush out to do this much anymore.
However, you must respect this and perhaps you will need to wait for a while until she understands that is a bunch of hooey hocus pocus stuff called religion. I don't mean to be bashing it, but c-mon... It's going to be 2010 soon and it is not the 1930's anymore.
This could be difficult for you to get around, but I wish you the best of luck!
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
my fiance is my sister's brother-in-law, which means that technically, we are relatives by affinity. and we plan to get married in december in california. my question is will our marriage be valid? or is there any us federal law that forbids that? thanks for your answers.Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
No, go for it! (Only blood relatives cannot marry, and the degree is determined by state law)Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
Marriage laws typically prohibit marriage of first cousins.
Marriage laws differ on a state-by-state basis.
California law will not prohibit your marriage.
There shouldn't be a problem with that. It is blood relatives that they frown upon, but if you go to Tennessee you can marry your first cousin.
I know of several instances where two sisters married two brothers... (sisters one family, brothers from another)
Personally, I don't see how it could be an invalid marriage. If you were first cousins or something like that, it would be different.
The marriage laws go by blood relation only. If there is no blood relation you can marry anyone you want. The law uses blood because any children you might have could possibly have birth defects if you are related by blood.face cosmetics
No, go for it! (Only blood relatives cannot marry, and the degree is determined by state law)Is marriage to a relative by affinity legal in the us?
Marriage laws typically prohibit marriage of first cousins.
Marriage laws differ on a state-by-state basis.
California law will not prohibit your marriage.
There shouldn't be a problem with that. It is blood relatives that they frown upon, but if you go to Tennessee you can marry your first cousin.
I know of several instances where two sisters married two brothers... (sisters one family, brothers from another)
Personally, I don't see how it could be an invalid marriage. If you were first cousins or something like that, it would be different.
The marriage laws go by blood relation only. If there is no blood relation you can marry anyone you want. The law uses blood because any children you might have could possibly have birth defects if you are related by blood.
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