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Which of the following statements regarding common law marriages is TRUE?
No common law marriage is recognized in California.
California recognizes all common law marriages, no matter where they originate.
California will only recognize common law marriages that begin in California.
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The true statement is: "California recognizes all common law marriages, no matter where they originate."
Explanation: California does not permit the creation of new common-law marriages within the state, but it will recognize a common-law marriage validly formed under the laws of another state or jurisdiction.
Explanation: California does not permit the creation of new common-law marriages within the state, but it will recognize a common-law marriage validly formed under the laws of another state or jurisdiction.
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