Marriage Law & Marriage Licenses
Articles on Marriage Law & Marriage Licenses
Articles on Marriage Law & Marriage Licenses
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Learn some of the legal and practical ways that getting married changes your life.
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Marriage Requirements, Licenses, and Ceremonies FAQ
Getting married is a big step a couple's relationship. Continue reading to make sure you meet your state's requirements.
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Changing Your Name After Marriage FAQ
Whether you're getting married, or you're in a committed relationship, changing your name can be exciting and nerve-wracking all at once.
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What happens when one of you calls off the wedding? The answer to who gets to keep the engagement ring varies from state to state. Continue reading to learn more.
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Fiancé & Newlywed Finances: A Checklist
Before getting married, or soon after, discuss marriage finances and make a budget.
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Chart: State Marriage License and Blood Test Requirements
State-by-state requirements for marriage licenses, including where to get them, waiting periods, and how long licenses are good for.
Questions on Marriage Law & Marriage Licenses
Questions on Marriage Law & Marriage Licenses
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After I change my name, will others be able to find out my old name?
How much does it cost to get a legal change of a name? And is there any way people could find out my old name, without me telling them?
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How do we enter into a common law marriage?
How can you get married under common law -- or how do you get a common law marriage recognized?
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What is the "marriage penalty," and does it still exist?
We are hearing that getting legally married would be a financial detriment as it relates to taxes and Social Security. Could this be true?
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Can I protect my assets without a prenup?
And what should I do to protect my equity in the house I have today if we decide to sell it and buy one jointly?
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How will a divorce court divide a home purchased in my husband's name?
A number of factors control how a house that’s in only one spouse’s name passes in a divorce or at death. Learning what those factors are can help you address this topic with your spouse, if necessary.
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What is the law on common law marriages?
Talk to a Family attorney.
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