What is the Florida law that pevents a man and woman from living as husband and wife?
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Florida has not allowed common-law marriages since at least 1968.  I have posted a link to the specific code section below.
475235
*  for any situation in which people in a relationship are living together\n    * to avoid court imposed support payments or division of property\n    * to avoid conflict during the relationship and upon its breakdown as to property ownership, debt obligations, and support obligations
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It is a union between two ppl. PPL who will not step outside of their marriage for something and forsake all others for their spouse.
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Not if either one of you are married.
459234
Not necessarily.  In the state where I live (WI), you would have to prove that the other person prevented you from working during the marriage.
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according to the north carrolina laws, i broke three at one time and am now married to the lady. \n\nIn N.C it's if two unmarried people check into a hotell room they are now married. It is illegal to have sex between the two beds in a motel room, and While having sex, you must stay in the missionary position and have the shades pulled.\n\nIn South carolina.\nEvery adult male must bring a rifle to church on Sunday in order to ward off Indian attacks. I never did that.\n\nIt is considered an offense to get a tattoo. OOPS!\n\nLancaster County: It is illegal to dance in public. I LIVE HERE, i'm screwed!\n\nWhen approaching a four way or blind intersection in a non-horse driven vehicle you must stop 100 ft from the intersection and discharge a firearm into the air to warn horse traffic. NEVER DID THAT EITHER. OUTA TRY IT THOUGH!
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Pennsylvania allows PFA petitions for same-sex couples.  Your mother's ex-partner can ask for your mother to be evicted from property they jointly own.  This will be decided by a judge.\n\nThe only way to fight this is in court.  Your mother must obtain proof that denies the charges, including witnesses and any documentation to show that none of it happened.  Of course her ex will try to prove the opposite.\n\nYour mother should get a lawyer.  If she cannot afford one then she should be prepared with whatever proof she can get together to present to the judge.  The best she can hope for is an amicable settlement of some kind, and she should prepare for the likelihood that she might have to sell the house if she can't cover the mortgage on her own.
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There are some general legal principles:\n\n1.  Spouses are generally presumed to co-own anything gained during the marriage and be responsible for any debts incurred during the marriage.\n\n2.  But there are a whole lot of exceptions.\n\n3.  And there is no way to know how these rules would be applied in each case.  It's all exceptionally fact-specific.\n\n4.  The only way to get a handle on the issues is to consult with a lawyer.\n\n5.  But you should never presume that you "don't have the money" to get divorced or that it would be financially ruinous.  For the non-monied spouse, the news is usually a lot better than she might expect.\n\n6.  See a lawyer.
332620
I agree with the first answer.  The spouse can't park in a handicap space when they are alone. That's the law.....)(
486979
In Florida, this is handled free by the state government. I'm quite sure the laws are similar in other states. Check your state's official website.
996201
You will need to contact a lawyer on this.  The Florida statutes are available online, but only as far back as 1997:\nhttp://www.flsenate.gov/Statutes/\n\nHope this helps!
340187
That is a difficult question and require lots of research to answer to. Your best bet is to contact an immigration attorney in Florida. Look it up on a search engine like yahoo immigration lawyers in .....(the city you are interested in to be going to) and Florida. \n\nHope this was helpful.
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That's really a question for an attorney.  The laws very from state to state.  You could divorce him based on abandonment, but I don't know if that's possible in Oklahoma.
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Depends on the state.  In Florida, you can have both.  There are ethical issues to address when using them.
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Refer to 3.2.2 in the information at the link below:\n\nhttp://www.divorceinfo.com/alabamalaw.htm\n\n\nRefer to all listings under Article 7A of the information at the link below:\n\nhttp://www.legislature.state.al.us/CodeofAlabama/1975/128972.htm\n\n\nRefer to all information at the link listed below:\n\nhttp://www.dhr.state.al.us/page.asp?pageid=348\n\nHope some or all of this helps. If I can be of any more assistance feel free to contact me.\n\nBest Wishes!!
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Just go. Let him be the one to do the legal thing. My husband's ex-wife did it (new husband in military) and they moved to Hawaii (we live in Louisiana). We have not seen my husband's daughter in almost 3 years because they transferred again and we've no idea where they are.
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Try: http://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/family/self_help/map.shtml\n\nIt looks like there is not much outside of family law.