USA Law

No, Nevada does not recognize new common law marriages. To be legally married in Nevada, a couple must obtain a […]

The “Law of One” is not a recognized legal doctrine in United States law. Instead, it is a spiritual and

Common law marriage is a legally recognized marriage without a formal wedding ceremony or marriage license. In a few U.S.

No, North Carolina does not recognize common law marriage. A couple cannot become legally married in North Carolina simply by

Dan Broderick’s law firm closed shortly after his death in November 1989. Because he operated a small, highly personalized practice,

Yes, North Carolina does have a mirror law for motorcycles. Under North Carolina law, every motorcycle operated on public roads

No, Wisconsin does not recognize common law marriage for relationships formed within the state. Wisconsin abolished common law marriage in

Yes, California has an implied consent law. By driving in the state, you automatically agree to chemical testing (breath or

In most cases, Lemon Law settlements in California are not taxable if they are meant to reimburse you for a

Yes, Georgia has a helmet law. All motorcycle riders and passengers are required by law to wear a helmet that

Yes, Illinois has a limited form of “Romeo and Juliet” protection, but it is not a traditional exemption. Illinois law

Yes, Maine has a motorcycle helmet law, but it is not universal. Riders under 18 years old and those operating