Under the current Texas Family Code, a man and a woman** are considered to be legally married if the following conditions are present. So, what exactly is a common law marriage, and how do you know if you’re in one? A common law marriage provides the same benefits and legal status to the couple as a traditional, formal marriage. This means that a couple who meet the conditions for common law marriage could find themselves in divorce court dividing their assets and debts without ever having been to the altar or having been issued a marriage certificate. But, we are unique in that Texas is the only state in the country that recognizes common law marriage - and also assumes that the property acquired by the common law married couple is community property until the date of divorce. Under the common law marriage doctrine, if certain conditions are met, a couple is considered to be legally married, despite not having a marriage license, a ceremony, or a marriage certificate. Wage And Hour Claims (Fair Labor Standards Act).Structural Collapses on Offshore Oil Rigs.Negligence in Hiring, Training or Supervising.Inadequate Safety Precautions on Oil Fields.Hydrogen Sulfide Injury and Death Claims.Equipment Failure – Oil & Gas Product Liability Claims.Defective Exactech Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Claims.
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