Sentence examples for of common marriages from inspiring English sources

However, the proportion of common marriages is about 15% in the studied age-group and thus has limited effect on the estimates.

Co-habiting or common marriages have become more popular in recent years in urban settings of Kazakhstan.

The bill does this by rewriting the legal definition of "common law marriage" to include same sex and heterosexual couples who have lived together for more than one year.

However, if a state does not recognize common law marriage, then effectively while they may have been married Islamically and they're free to be married Islamically, nobody should, or can stop them from doing that a court can't treat them as a married couple for legal purposes if there's no recognition of common law marriage in that state.

One can sense Rees's anxiety at the lack of primary sources: "the biographer's task is further frustrated by the disappearance of all but four of the 500 letters which passed between Jenkins and St Clair Bayfield over 30 years of common law marriage".

Out of luck, apparently, although Rep. Russ says anyone else who wants to get married can "fil[e] an affidavit of common law marriage with the court clerk".

A recognition of common law marriage.

This paper examined whether the availability of Common-Law Marriage (CLM) helps explain in-couple residence, marriage, and cohabitation among young men and women in the US.

The bill would require court clerks to issue certificates of marriage signed by ordained clergy or affidavits of common-law marriage.

The appeals court said that only 11 other states recognize the doctrine of common-law marriage.

So after 60 years of common-law marriage, it's time to arrange a separation.