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breach of promise to marry is:
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not actionable
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prenup is tested as to what time
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divorce time
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any of these four elements make prenup enforceable
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full financial disclosure, knowledge of assets/value, lack of unfair disproportionality, lack...
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how to defend against a prenup that passes initial enforceability test
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K defenses
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requirements for marriage
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capacity (K capacity, opposite sexes...), license (lives 6 mos. and failing to get valid one...
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common-law marriage
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none in Md. but common-law couple from out of Md. treated as married
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requirements for marriage ceremony
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any religious/civil officer who can administer oath + witness + exchange of promises
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annulment vs. divorce
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annulment grounds ("impediments") predate the wedding
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marriage void for these three annulment impediments
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mental incapacity, bigamy, consanguinity
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marriage voidable for these six waivable impediments
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minority, intoxication, duress, fraud, impotence, distant relation
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main way to waive impediment making marriage voidable
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passage of time
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rules of minority & capacity to marry
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16/17 girl or boy w/a parent's consent; 16/17 girl w/medical certificate pregnant or mother;...
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fraud as impediment to marriage: misrepresentation or concealment must relate to essential...
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religion, sex, procreation...
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definition of impotence as impediment to marriage:
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incurable inability to have intercourse
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two types of divorce
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absolute & limited
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