I tend to think not. Domestic partners today are hardly distinguished from spouses in a social sense, even if they don't always enjoy the legal benefits. Paramour has a daring and romantic sound that suggests something forbidden.
No. The word "paramour" usually denotes an illicit lover, especially of a person who is married to someone else.
"Domestic Partner" is a legal term applied to two single persons who are co-habitating and sharing finances and household responsibilities on a long-term basis. By definition a domestic partner is not married to anyone else, and the relationship it describes is in no way secret, shameful or illegal.
Although they had planned a romantic weekend he hoped his paramour would understand that an unexpected situation would keep him from arriving on time.
There would only be imputed income if your employer provided life insurance for your domestic partner. I don't mean that your partner would be the beneficiary - - I mean that your partner would be the insured party. If that happened, then the cost of the premium would be counted as imputed income for purposes of federal income tax and for some state taxes as well, unless your domestic partner were your dependent. If you were legally married heterosexuals, then there would be no imputed income except on the value of policies which exceed about $50,000.
The length of time of cohabitation is not important, unless it is a requirement for registering your domestic partnership. The thing that makes a domestic partnership legal is registering it, not the length of time spent together. Most domestic partner registries would permit a couple to register on the same day they move in together.
Even though Maine has legalized same-sex marriage, it still maintains a domestic partnership registry.You are eligible to be a registered domestic partner if:A. At the time when a declaration is filed, each domestic partner is a mentally competent adult and not impaired or related in a fashion that would prohibit marriage under Title 19-A M.R.S.A. section 701 (2), (3) or (4);B. The domestic partners have been legally domiciled together in this State for at least 12 months preceding the filing;C. Neither domestic partner is married; or in a registered domestic partnership with another person; andD. Each domestic partner is the sole domestic partner of the other and expects to remain so.The cost of registering a domestic partnership in Maine is $50.
It's best just to send them an Email, or ring them up about the situation! I would think that the would provide insurance for a domestic partner however It's best to just make sure this is certain!
California, Nevada, Washington and Oregon currently provide the most comprehensive benefits for domestic partners.
Domestic means Household so a Domestic Animal would be like a dog or cat. Tiger and Lions are considered Domestic sometimes but they are Wild animals not Domestic.
No, not on your W-2 it wouldn't. His or her own salaries and wages will appear on your domestic partner's own W-2, not on yours. Even if you are married, your W-2 form only shows your own salaries and wages. One important exception is "imputed" medical benefits provided by your employer for your domestic partner. If your domestic partner is not your dependent, then you will likely need to pay federal income tax on the value of any medical insurance your employer provides to him or her.
That would be crazy if it was yourself who was the abuser, because you would want to pretend you're a good person!!
Domestic tourism refers to tourism by people in their own country. For example, New Yorkers vacationing in California would be considered domestic tourism.
The former domestic partner would have no legal standing. Biological relatives will be favored by the court unless there are extraordinary circumstances.
A domestic corporation is any company which conducts business solely in its home nation. Any companies that comply to this definition, would be considered domestic companies.