Estate of Claveria v. Claveria

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• holding recorded deed in which parties represented they were married was evidence of common law marriage
• holding recorded deed in which parties represented they were married was evidence of common law marriage
• holding recorded deed from purchase of house acknowledged by husband and wife was direct evidence of common law marriage
• evidence was legally sufficient where husband previously testified that he was married; both parties signed documents in connection with their purchase of a house identifying them as married; and the documents were notarized and filed in the public records
• marriage may only be terminated by death or court decree
• marriage can only be terminated by death or court decree

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).