after obtaining a marriage liscence and you get married do you have to register it at the court house?
368299
If you have had a ceremony, then your marriage is legal, whether it was recorded or not.  In most states, the person performing your ceremony is responsible for recording your certificate with the appropriate government office.
1088152
When on probation there's generally a requirement to inform the probation officer BEFORE changes in living conditions.  Getting married seems like it would qualify as a change in living conditions.\n\nLet them know ahead of time.  Unless there are restraining orders between the two of you I can't imagine there would be any problems.  But only you know your situation.
139046
depending on the state you live in, you must get tested to get a marriage license. i've never been tested, but i've not been with a bunch of people
593393
the only thing that matters is the registered marriage. the ceremony is only fluff for the sake of tradition. if you had a ceremony but didn't get a license, then you are NOT married in the eyes of the law. Most people do both - but some get the license and don't bother with a wedding ceremony - they are totally and completely married.
367183
The Courthouse of what ever county it was you were married in should have your marriage license.  If not there are numerous on-line agencies that find these for people but there are fees involved.
696998
If I understand you correctly, what you want to do is to go to your local Justice of the Peace or City Hall and they will marry you. You'll be legally married.
1154055
Clerk of Court's office for your County - or wherever the births occurred.  The department names are sometimes different, but wherever people get marriage licenses and birth certificates would be the place you could do research.
129526
yes. anything acquired during the marriage is marital property no matter whose name is on it
513020
Your marriage license will contain your given name.  Should you choose to change your name, the marriage license is proof that you have changed your name.  Take your marriage license and your old driver license to the DMV and they'll issue you a new license with your new name on it.  After that, your license should be sufficient for changing any other records you need to change, although some places may want a copy of the marriage license as well.
869520
In most states your marriage license is your proof of marriage.  There are any number of people who can sign a marriage license.  If the judge is an elected official and has jurisdiction in your state then he can sign your license.  You can also take it to a notary public and get it notarized, no need for a wedding at all in some states.  Mayors, Justice of the Peace, Boat Captains all can get you legally married.  The importance to the state is that you file the proper paperwork.
137154
Your legal name is the name that is on your marriage certificate. This is a legal document that can change your name, if you said you wanted it changed. You are also responsible to get the name changed on your Social Security card after you are married. I would get this done as soon as possible or you can get in trouble with the IRS over it.
293386
did you request that in your divorce by law when you divorce you no longer required to use your married name. put a change of address in your home town using your same address but your maiden name
1008198
Hello, obviusly you are not qualified to do this, since you don't even know the rules and laws.\n\nEach state has its own laws on who can and can't perform a wedding,  I will assume you got ordained on the ULC, I would advice going to the web site of the "church" that ordained you and checking the laws of the state.\n\nin general you don't do anything other than sign the marriage licnece and send it in,  you don't print out  or send anything about your ordination to anyone.\n\nBut in some states you have to be registered, pay a bond,  have a real church and so on.\n\nHave them get a real minister, there are dozens that will do wedding in your home.
953729
Yes, but if you don't go through the whole license/district justice or priest route, the state will not recognize your marriage as legal - thus, you're not actually married.
130073
I HAVE BEEN MARRIED TWICE BOTH TIMES I WAS MARRIED IN FRONT OF AN JUDGEIN THE COURTHOUSE BUT IT TAKES LESS MONEY . I ONLY HAD A FEW PEOPLE THAT WENT WITH US BOTH TIMES. ONLY THING YOU NEED REALLY IS MARRIAGE LISEASE AND A COUPLE OF PEOPLE AS AN WENDESS AND THAT'S ALL. I DON'T GO TO CHURCH NEITHER MY EX-HUSBAND OR MY HUSBAND NOW. THEY DON'T AT THE COURTHOUSE. CALL AHEAD FOR AN APPOINTMENT AND PRICES.
62206
yes, just go straight to the judge. they cant make you stay married, thats what i did, and we got it done.
965800
Probably not. Especially for women, the first name introduced into the court system is considered your actual name, and any other name you use later (ie. married name, changed name) is technically considered an alias, even if it is your legal name. A lot of times, the summons or supoena will list the first name, even if it is no longer the name used.\n\nHope that helps.