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A Common Law Marriage Prenup serves as a crucial legal framework for couples who choose to establish their relationship through common law marriage rather than traditional ceremonial marriage. This document becomes particularly important in the limited number of U.S. states that recognize common law marriage, as it helps protect both parties' financial interests and establishes clear guidelines for property division and financial responsibilities. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions about separate and marital property, financial obligations, inheritance rights, and business interests. It's essential to ensure compliance with state-specific requirements for both common law marriage recognition and prenuptial agreements.
