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'Common law marriage' myth could finally change for 3.5 million couples

The proposals would extend limited financial support, property rights and inheritance protections to some couples who have lived together for at least three years.

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More than 3.5 million 'common law' couples could be given new legal rights if proposed Government reforms go ahead.

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'Common law marriage' myth could finally change for 3.5 million couples

More than 3.5 million 'common law' couples could be given new legal rights if proposed Government reforms go ahead.

·Bradford, United Kingdom
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The Northern Echo broke the news in Darlington, United Kingdom on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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