It's a wee bit different here in the States. You must live together for a period of 7 years to be considered common law..and even then individuals are treated as just that. Individuals. While you may share a residence and property, you still haven't bonded yourself to our government through the vows to a God you may not even believe in.
Misspelling of Anti-spouse: Used to describe heterosexual couples who choose not to marry based upon their own personal beliefs that there is no need to muck up a good friendship with a marital contract, and choose to live as though married (ie: together and monogamous) but are not recognized as common law.
Anti-Spouse is a a word used to describe heterosexual couples who choose not to marry based upon their own personal beliefs that there is no need to muck up a good friendship with a marital contract, and choose to live as though married (ie: together and monogamous) but are not recognized as common law.
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Truck1981 commented on the word anti-spouse
It's a wee bit different here in the States. You must live together for a period of 7 years to be considered common law..and even then individuals are treated as just that. Individuals. While you may share a residence and property, you still haven't bonded yourself to our government through the vows to a God you may not even believe in.
July 27, 2011
Truck1981 commented on the word anti spouse
Misspelling of Anti-spouse: Used to describe heterosexual couples who choose not to marry based upon their own personal beliefs that there is no need to muck up a good friendship with a marital contract, and choose to live as though married (ie: together and monogamous) but are not recognized as common law.
July 27, 2011
Truck1981 commented on the word anti-spouse
Anti-Spouse is a a word used to describe heterosexual couples who choose not to marry based upon their own personal beliefs that there is no need to muck up a good friendship with a marital contract, and choose to live as though married (ie: together and monogamous) but are not recognized as common law.
July 27, 2011