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Re: Re: Thanks

Contrary to popular belief, there is no specific amount of time defined by any of the states where common-law marriages are recognized. You could live together for 20 years and not be married... on the other hand you could live together 2 years and have your common-law marriage recognized. A...

jtowne22... You stated in your post: "more specifics are available, if needed." Your non-response thus far is starting to "speak volumes". Common-law is a not easy to prove when the parties involved disagree as to whether a marriage actually exists. The courts look for specific actions and...

Go to this website: http://www.unmarried.org/common-law-marriage.html Rhode Island: The requirements for a common-law marriage are: (1) serious intent to be married and (2) conduct that leads to a reasonable belief in the community that the man and woman are married. The most common...

John... Go to the following website: http://www.angstrom.net/~normac/clminfo.html

Perhaps it has something to do with the video tapes taken recently of other bands also using pyrotechnics in the very same night club?

HomeGuru... Great minds think alike... just yours is faster!

KSMIAS... The Bill Clinton answer: "It depends on what the definition of: false, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, or threatening is." ;) ...and what if someone found your "user log-in name" profane?

Go to: www.google.com Type in the words: Oklahoma intestate Presto... the answers to your questions.

IAAL... Great response and further response. Easy to grasp... straightforward... and even thought provoking! ;)

plswendy... Please go to this site: http://tbilaw.com/home.html This law site helped me considerably when dealing with my husband's Traumatic Brain Injury following a car accident. It is not just a law site but also a great source for educating yourself on TBI. I would seek out an initial...

Go to: www.google.com Type in google search bar the following: "Executor commissions" +"New Jersey"

When a U.S. citizen dies, his or her assets are subject to federal estate taxes if they exceed the unified credit equivalent. In 2003, this amount is $1,000,000. of assets. Assets that pass to a U.S. citizen spouse can generally qualify for an unlimited marital deduction, which will defer any...

As I was told by my attorney, making changes to a revocable trust are simply made by writing an amendment to the original trust document. While it is simple to make changes to your trust, you may also want to discuss such changes with competent legal counsel. The last thing you want to do is...