Viper · M
Hey @JustGoneNow
If you and your fiance ever want a quick common law way to get married, this is the fastest method I've ever heard of. And North Carolina does follow some of those extremely old laws, where other states sometimes ignore them.
If you and your fiance ever want a quick common law way to get married, this is the fastest method I've ever heard of. And North Carolina does follow some of those extremely old laws, where other states sometimes ignore them.
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@Viper it could be… once the other issue is resolved.
Viper · M
@JustGoneNow best of luck 🤞
@Viper ty 🦋
aboveaverageaveragejoe · 51-55, M
No it does t, you knob.
North Carolina does not recognize common law marriages. Under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 51-1, a marriage may only be created in the presence of an ordained minister of any religious denomination, or a magistrate, and with the declaration by the minister or magistrate that the parties are joined by matrimony.
North Carolina does not recognize common law marriages. Under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 51-1, a marriage may only be created in the presence of an ordained minister of any religious denomination, or a magistrate, and with the declaration by the minister or magistrate that the parties are joined by matrimony.