If you marry in a state other than the state in which you live and you never register the marriage in your state, is it legal?
Are you an attorney? Sign up to answer this question.
Legal Answers Categories
Divorce, Marriage, Alimony Law Answers
If you are legally married in another state - the state and county you were married in issued the marriage license and it was filed by the officiant - then you are legally married everywhere. Your home state will recognize the union. You do not have to register the marriage as you have put it. Good luck.
Related Divorce, Marriage, Alimony Questions
Didn't find your answer? Ask.
Top Ranking Attorneys
- Kevin Bessant432 Answers|Points 5850Gold Contributor
- Madan Ahluwalia104 Answers|Points 1900Silver Contributor
- Kenneth Berger33 Answers|Points 1630Bronze Contributor
- Harun Kazmi60 Answers|Points 840Bronze Contributor
- Hong Shen528 Answers|Points 800Platinum Contributor
- Jason Ostendorf12 Answers|Points 600Bronze Contributor
- Hong Shen528 Answers|Points 26400Platinum Contributor
- Kevin Bessant432 Answers|Points 21580Gold Contributor
- Steven Fromm113 Answers|Points 5430Silver Contributor
- Madan Ahluwalia104 Answers|Points 5170Silver Contributor
- Kelly Broadbent93 Answers|Points 4600Silver Contributor
- Glenn M. Lyon, Esq.93 Answers|Points 4530Silver Contributor
Are you a lawyer?Want to be featured here? Sign up for a free profile and get started today! Click Here