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Freedom Independence Transition

This informative guide covers common legal queries about marriage and parenthood. Learn about joint ownership after marriage, financial responsibilities, child support laws, and the legal implications of ending a marriage or giving up parental rights.

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Freedom Independence Transition

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  1. FreedomIndependenceTransition

  2. Situations True/False/???

  3. Getting Married/Having Kids If I want to get married, where do I begin legally?

  4. Getting Married/Having Kids Appear together for a license Have an authority marry you within 60 days

  5. Getting Married/Having Kids Do we own things jointly once we are married?

  6. Getting Married/Having Kids Yes, except for... Previous possessions and inheritance Not liable for spouse’s previous debts

  7. Getting Married/Having Kids If I get married, do I have to support my spouse?

  8. Getting Married/Having Kids Both support each other and children

  9. Getting Married/Having Kids If the marriage doesn’t work out, I can always end it, right?

  10. Getting Married/Having Kids Yes... Dissolution (if you can agree on terms) Divorce (court decides disputed issues)

  11. Getting Married/Having Kids What if I don’t get married but have a child? Do I still need to support that child?

  12. Getting Married/Having Kids Yes... Until child is 18 (or) Until child ceases to be a full-time high school student

  13. Getting Married/Having Kids What if I just sign off my rights to my child? Do I still have to pay child support?

  14. Getting Married/Having Kids Yes, unless... Someone seeks to adopt You consent to adoption

  15. Situations Answers

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