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In the latest word on common law marriage in Pennsylvania, a Superior Court panel has ruled that trial courts across the state -- absent a contrary ruling from the state Supreme Court -- must abide by the Commonwealth Court's abolishment of the doctrine. Trial courts have recently been confused as to how to address common law marriage cases, given apparently conflicting appellate court opinions on the topic, one family law practitioner stated.
November 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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