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Law Offices of Bradley Hochberg
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Pasadena, CA866-265-7786
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What Is The Legal Definition Of Marriage?
Marriage is defined as a civil contract between two people who meet the legal requirements for getting married established by the state, which vary from state to state. Generally, to be … more -
What About Same Sex Marriage – Is This Legal?
The short answer is that it might depend on that state in which you live or get married. Many states have introduced legislation to either specifically acknowledge same sex marriage, or … more -
What Is Required To Obtain A Marriage License?
The requirements for the issuance of a marriage license are generally set by statute for the jurisdiction in which the marriage will occur. Generally it must state the names of the parties, their … more -
Are Blood Tests Required To Get Married?
This depends on the state in which the wedding is taking place, because the rules vary from state to state. Numerous states ended premarital blood tests and/or physical exams, but some do require … more -
What Does It Take To Solemnize A Marriage?
The concept of solemnization of the marriage literally refers to the ceremony involved. It is not enough to simply marry within the geographical limits of a state; there must be some ceremony … more

