Question

  03/10/13, 3:03 pm
Is common law marriage recognized in Louisiana ?
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United States   |   Louisiana  |  Divorce Law
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Donald Hyatt Says:

Sep 06,2013 12:58 PM

No, with one exception. If it is a common law marriage entered into in another state and legally or judicially recognized in that other state, then Louisiana would have to recognize it pursuant to the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The foregoing is intended as legal information concerning the question asked, but is not intended as legal advice upon which the requesting party may rely in guiding their actions. Rather, the requesting party should consult an attorney for a personal consultation and advice for a full consideration of their situation and rendition of legal advice. Additionally, by providing this general information I am not accepting any representation of the requesting party and I am specifically declining to form an attorney-client relationship with the requesting party unless agreed to later after further consultation and agreement.

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Donald Hyatt
Donald L. Hyatt, II, APLC
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