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Topic	TIL I might be common-law married
streamofthesky 12/25/22 1:30:05 PM #5:	MrMelodramatic posted... not in Texas. There Is No Magic Length of Time to Become Common-Law Married Despite the myth, seven or five or three years of living together does not create a common-law marriage. No durational requirement establishes a common-law marriage Holy crap, Texas really is a third world country! nothing worth losing! if we split itd be pretty amicable, I would think Plenty of people thought they'd either never get dumped/divorced/cheated on by their significant other and/or that they'd always resolve things amicably, until reality smacked them in the face. And maybe you have nothing now, but who knows in a year or 3 years, you might be doing much better and suddenly have a lot to lose. Don't assume/accept being in a rut forever. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:970399582] in TIL I migh... [t:80289398]...</cite> <quote>MrMelodramatic posted... </cite><quote>not in Texas. There Is No Magic Length of Time to Become Common-Law MarriedDespite the myth, seven or five or three years of living together does not create a common-law marriage. No durational requirement establishes a common-law marriage</quote>Holy crap, Texas really is a third world country!<quote> nothing worth losing! if we split itd be pretty amicable, I would think</quote>Plenty of people thought they'd either never get dumped/divorced/cheated on by their significant other and/or that they'd always resolve things amicably, until reality smacked them in the face.And maybe you have nothing now, but who knows in a year or 3 years, you might be doing much better and suddenly have a lot to lose. Don't assume/accept being in a rut forever.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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