you are uninformed, the truth is that there are only 11 states which still recognize common law marriage...
I'm sorry you took it as a personal attack. It certainly wasn't meant as such ... with that thread that you started (and many of us participated in willingly) one could say you come across as being "jaded", "seasoned", "experienced", etc. But hey, if you would rather be thought of as being naive, so be it. *** I'm guessing the age from the pix that you posted ... I figured you'd be somewhere around that age, but if you aren't feel free to correct me. Happy hunting. P.S. On to better things, hey, how about that rally!
www.traderfeed.blogspot.com....read todays feb 25 article,see if that sounds like the sentiment around your house
Wow, there's some pretty intense law out there ... most countires require at least a year of cohabitation, but if you say it's six months, I'll take your word for it. Yikes! , just when you're getting comfortable.
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