Founded by James Dobson, FotF has long relied on its biblical worldview strategy to push back against LGBTQ+ progress and ...

Guam law defines marriage as “a personal relation arising ... Why does this matter? In states where common-law marriages are recognized, if one partner dies, the other may be eligible to ...

In 1922, they scored a partial victory when Congress passed the Cable Act, which ended automatic denaturalization for ...

I n the rural-poor county of Coosa at the heart of Alabama is the small Peace and Goodwill Cemetery. The burial ground lies outside the backroads town of Rockford, which at the la ...

If the parties suffer legal impediment to marry, the property regime between two persons living together would be ...

Until the mid-20th century, marriage between men and women was the societal norm in most countries, while cohabitation ...

Before the House takes a final vote on the bill, it could face a proposal that would allow adults and minors to marry if ...

The Ohio Supreme Court will consider a case with ramifications for LGBTQ couples with children who did not marry before gay marriage was legalized.

Shanani argues that the Supreme Court decision was not violated because her and Edmonds were not married in any state and they ... rights by recognizing common law marriage. That's not possible ...

In its extensive report, published after two years’ work and following a consultation paper in May 2006, the commission examined the state of ... myth of the ‘common law marriage’.

The shift from "common law" marriages — where two people ... By 1929, all U.S. states had laws on marriage licenses. Marriage became a federal issue with the introduction of the married-couple ...