Legal Question in Family Law in Kansas

Re: commonlaw marriage form

I do not know of any such form, free or otherwise. I don't mean to quibble with the wording of your question, but if the man is actually only your fiance, that seems to imply that you intend to get married in the future; therefore, he is not currently your common law husband. In Kansas, common law marriage requires that you have the ability to marry, you have the present intention to be married, and that you "hold yourselves out" to the public as now being married. I believe an insurance application that lists the man as your husband will be a sufficient "holding out" and the insurance application should be accepted on that basis. Good luck!