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Common Law Relationships: Learn about the legal and social implications of common law relationships. Why do people choose co-habitation over traditional marriage? There are statistics that prove that common law relationships have a higher failure rate -- find out why. Also, see why a common law relationship can prove more benefical to him rather than her. The laws regarding common law marriage differ between Canada and the U.S., read about legal differences.

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• Law an Invasion of Privacy

  By Dorian Solot & Marshall Miller - Recently a Deming man was threatened by a judge and detained in jail for doing what some local police officers, prosecutors, and officials do every day: live with an unmarried partner. (Added: 12-Nov-2002 Hits: 278 )

• Domestic Partner Benefits for Unmarried Couples

  By Dorian Solot & Marshall Miller - We're one of those couples on Acting Governor Paul Cellucci's list of Menaces to Society. No, we're not violent criminals. We haven't cheated on our taxes. We're hard-working, law-abiding, put-out-the-recycling-on-time citizens of Massachusetts. But we've decided not to get married. (Added: 12-Nov-2002 Hits: 516 )

• Formation of First Common Law Unions

  By N/A - The majority of Canadians now live common law in their first conjugal relationship. Between 1990 and 1995, 57% of people who entered their first union chose to live together rather than marry. (Added: 12-Nov-2002 Hits: 223 )

• What You Should Know Before You Move In Together

  By Harold Laskin - People live together rather than marry for any number of reasons. In some cases (such as same-sex relationships), the couple may be unable to legally marry. In others, the couple may prefer unmarried cohabitation to marriage for a variety of reasons which may include: (Added: 12-Nov-2002 Hits: 511 )

• Improving Marriage After Cohabitation

  By Dorian Solot & Marshall Miller - Some couples who live together don't want to get married, and some (like gay and lesbian couples) are prevented from marrying. But if lifelong marriage is your goal, as it is for the majority of male-female couples who move in together, here are our ten recommendations for how to increase the chances that your marriage will be a success (Added: 12-Nov-2002 Hits: 586 )

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