No. However, if the couple lived in another state which recognised their common law marriage then Arizona (like all states) would also recognize it.
Common law marriages are those that occur in an unofficial manner but that may be recognized in certain situations and places. Common law marriages can occur only in certain U.S. states. There are...
Alabama, Previously Allowed ; Alaska, Not Allowed ; Arizona, Not Allowed ; Arkansas, Not Allowed ; California, Not Allowed ; Colorado, Allowed ; Connecticut, Not Allowed ; Delaware, Not Allowed ; Florida, Previously Allowed ; Georgia, Previously Allowed ; Hawaii, Not Allowed ; Idaho, Not Allowed ; Illinois, Not Allowed ; Indiana, Previously Allowed ; Iowa, Allowed ; Kansas, Allowed ; Kentucky, Not Allowed ; Louisiana, Not Allowed ; Maine, Not Allowed ; Maryland, Not Allowed ; Massachusetts, Not Allowed ; Michigan, Not Allowed ; Minnesota, Not Allowed ; Mississippi, Not Allowed ; Missouri, Not Allowed ; Montana, Allowed ; Nebraska, Not Allowed ; Nevada, Not Allowed ; New Hampshire, Allowed ; New Jersey, Not Allowed ; New Mexico, Not Allowed ; New York, Not Allowed ; North Carolina, Not Allowed ; North Dakota, Not Allowed ; Ohio, Previously Allowed ; Oklahoma, Not Allowed ; Oregon, Not Allowed ; Pennsylvania, Previously Allowed ; Rhode Island, Not Allowed ; South Carolina, Allowed ; South Dakota, Not Allowed ; Tennessee, Not Allowed ; Texas, Allowed ; Utah, Allowed ; Vermont, Not Allowed ; Virginia, Not Allowed ; Washington, Not Allowed ; West Virginia, Not Allowed ; Wisconsin, Not Allowed ; Wyoming, Not Allowed
Common law marriage is a marriage that is recognized even though no ceremony is performed or contract registered. Common law marriage can be a synonym for a domestic partnership.
abolished common law marriage during the colonial period and before it was abolished in England and Wales. Alabama (2016) Alaska (1917), as the Territory of Alaska Arizona (1913), part of...
Marriage Laws of the Fifty States, District of Columbia and Puerto Rico This table links to the marriage laws of the states and attempts to summarize some of their salient points. Those interested...
A common law marriage is a legal status that recognizes unmarried couples who have been living together for a certain period of time as a married couple. While not every state recognizes common law...
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child marriage in the U.S. and common characteristics of those unions. The findings were... child marriage in 2010 were: Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas...
Laws that govern divorce don’t usually apply to couples who aren’t formally married, unless they meet their state’s rules for common-law marriage.