singexpat
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heng i hav no fweelings for kyoto.
still prefer fukuoka and hokkaido at the moment.
i think should be more than 2 years. 2 years is a bit short ****.
I like anything that has gd plotheng i hav no fweelings for kyoto.
still prefer fukuoka and hokkaido at the moment.
I like anything that has gd plot
bring moi to ski hokkaido....heng i hav no fweelings for kyoto.
still prefer fukuoka and hokkaido at the moment.
not mont blanc>bring moi to ski hokkaido....
been there...moi never powder in japan....need sinkie sponsornot mont blanc>
er... sino-sonato plot?been there...moi never powder in japan....need sinkie sponsor![]()
tonight my anniversarywhats your poison these days?
tonight wan go HH at the hawker?
8th lo5th year?
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so.... lace each other up8th lo
my wife said anniversary only a dateso.... lace each other up![]()
bring moi to ski hokkaido....
tonight my anniversary
siao ah... not rich enufGxGx! JY pop another kid out
Why should I!!!! (in flowerpalm style)u go research and update please.
| Country / State / Jurisdiction | Recognizes “cohabitation → marriage-like status” (common law, de facto, etc.) | Time / years required (if specified) | Notes / caveats |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States (some states — common law marriage) | Yes (in a minority of states) | No fixed duration in most | For example, New Hampshire has a statute: “persons cohabiting and acknowledging each other as husband and wife … for the period of 3 years … shall thereafter be deemed to have been legally married.” (Wikipedia) But in most common law states, there is no set number of years you must cohabit. (Nolo) |
| Australia | De facto / domestic relationship regime | 2 years (for many legal protections) | Under the Family Law Act, cohabiting couples who have lived together for 2 years without separation generally meet a threshold for certain claims (property, etc.) (Australian Family Lawyers) However, there is no absolute minimum time period to be considered de facto in all contexts. (Go To Court) Also, for property claims, if under 2 years, exceptions apply (e.g. they have a child together, or can show significant financial contributions) (lgmfamilylaw.com.au) |
| Seychelles | Recognizes “marriage by cohabitation / common law” | 7 years | Some sources mention a 7-year threshold for certain rights via cohabitation in Seychelles (i.e. “marriage by cohabitation”). (Note: I did not find definitive government statutes, so treat this as indicative) |
| Some European / civil-law jurisdictions | “De facto unions” / “cohabitation rights” (not always full marriage) | Varies (often no strict years) | Many European jurisdictions allow cohabitants to claim certain rights (inheritance, property, social security) after a duration or under conditions, but not always treat them as equivalent to full marriage. (Exact years vary and often depend on local/regional law) |
tonight my anniversary