Asked by Andrea Herdoiza on Jun 19, 2024
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Once regarded as married by common law, a couple must
A) have a notary public sign a common law divorce form to dissolve the marriage.
B) obtain a court decree to dissolve the marriage.
C) attend marriage counseling.
D) have a formal marriage ceremony.
Common Law
A legal system based on judicial decisions and precedents rather than statutory laws.
Court Decree
A formal order issued by a court that resolves legal disputes and may require actions to be taken by the parties involved.
- Realize the implications of being married under common law and the dissolution of such marriages.
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Sebastian K Morales ColonJun 25, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Once a couple is regarded as married by common law, they must obtain a court decree to dissolve the marriage, similar to couples who have had a formal marriage ceremony. Common law marriage does not require a formal ceremony to be recognized, but ending it follows the same legal process as dissolving a traditional marriage.
Learning Objectives
- Realize the implications of being married under common law and the dissolution of such marriages.
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