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In Alabama, if you leave your clothes at someone's house for over 7 days, you're considered commonlaw married.
Any wonder why Alabama is memed as the incest state? π€
In Texas, if you tell three people you're married, then you're legally married.
I wonder how many other states have crazy laws like this.
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Because they have sex with farm aniβ¦. Wait, thatβs Florida again.
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Lmao I hope this is a joke. I live in AL and I'll have some explaining to do to my gf...
I dunno, depends how long you've been together...
https://www.alabamalegalhelp.org/resource/common-law-marriage-in-alabama
I guess they've changed their laws since 2016 at least. π€·ββοΈ
Disclaimer: I'm not a legal expert in any way, shape or form ππ€£