Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

You probably now have a common law marriage so you would need a divorce. Talk to a famiily law attorney in your county about your options.

Usually there is a suit to prove the common law marriage followed by a divorce.

You will more-than-likely need to file for divorce, as you are, if nothing else, common law married, in the state of Texas which recognizes common-law marriages.

However, I would need more information from you regarding this license issue and your living together as husband and wife, and perform legal research, before I could respond to your question.

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