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madamesilverspurs
May 2012
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rustydog
(9,186 posts)1. Excellent!
laundry_queen
(8,646 posts)2. K&R nt
monmouth
(21,078 posts)3. When you get your marriage license and you both sign it, you have signed a contract. In a way
you're already married, right? The Priest, Rabbi, whoever, looks at the license and does their thing but in essence, you have already tied that knot. If I'm wrong I stand corrected ahead of time..
TriMera
(1,375 posts)4. Not until it is signed by someone
who is allowed (by the state) to pronounce you married and one (usually) witness. The person who pronounces can be a judge, justice of the peace, etc.
monmouth
(21,078 posts)5. Okay, I forgot that part...LOL. Just call me Mitt..n/t
jwirr
(39,215 posts)6. Very good.