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Who was the second child of Henry the eighth?
It really depends is you are only counting his three legitimate children, Mary, Elizabeth and Edward. If this is what you are looking for, his third child is Edward, the next Tudor king of England. However, he undoubtedly fathered many illegitimate children (one known, Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Somerset) and legitimate children that died within a few months of being born. If you count all of his known children that lived, his third child is Elizabeth, as Henry was born before Mary.
What are the rights of an illegitimate child in probate who's father had one legitimate child and died without a will?
Generally, all children have the same rights, whether born within wedlock or not. The issue may be one of proving your status as a child of the mother, but you are an equal to the "legitimate" child. The terms "illigitimate" and "legitimate" children are no longer in use, by the way.
What were the names of Catherine howards and Henry VIII's children?
Henry only had three "legitimate" children, Mary, Elizabeth, and Edward. None of them were born from Catherine Howard. (his 5th wife) She was executed for adultery after only two years of marriage.
What were girls born to citizens in Athens allowed to do?
Work in the home and vegetable garden, tend poultry and domestic animals, spinning and weaving, bear and raise children.
Did lord nelson have kids?
No, Lord Nelson did not have any legitimate children. He was married to Frances Nisbet, but they did not have children together. However, he did have a daughter, Horatia, with Emma Hamilton, his long-term mistress, but she was born out of wedlock. Horatia was later raised by Nelson's family.
What is the definition of legitimate?
Accordant with law or with established legal forms and requirements; lawful; as, legitimate government; legitimate rights; the legitimate succession to the throne; a legitimate proceeding of an officer; a legitimate heir., Lawfully begotten; born in wedlock., Authorized; real; genuine; not false, counterfeit, or spurious; as, legitimate poems of Chaucer; legitimate inscriptions., Conforming to known principles, or accepted rules; as, legitimate reasoning; a legitimate standard, or method; a legitimate combination of colors., Following by logical sequence; reasonable; as, a legitimate result; a legitimate inference., To make legitimate, lawful, or valid; esp., to put in the position or state of a legitimate person before the law, by legal means; as, to legitimate a bastard child.
Are domestic partnerships legal in the United States?
No. The requirements for a registered domestic partnership vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. However, one basic requirement is that neither party can be married, except to each other (and only if their same-sex marriage is not recognized by the state issuing the domestic partnership).
How are lionbabies born?
Baby lions are born in about the same manner as a domestic cat.
Did Tracy thurman have any more kids?
Yes, Tracy Thurman went on to have more children after her highly publicized legal battle against her abusive ex-husband, which brought attention to issues of domestic violence. She had a total of three children, two of whom were born after her first child with her ex-husband. Tracy's story has inspired many and contributed to discussions on domestic violence and the need for legal reform.
What are domestic birds?
they are animals that have been born there and lived their whole life there. EXAMPLE.Like geese go to south when it is cold in Canada. domestic means like hare born in India do not go anywhere if it is cold or hot they stay where they are. that is what domestic means!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are Hawaii and Alaska considered legitimate states for a presidential candidate to have been born in?
Yes, President Barack Obama is from Hawaii. Alaska as well is a legitimate state to be born in, after all, it is part of the 50 states of the United States of America.
What are the requirements for an annulment of marriage in Colorado?
(1) While both parties to an alleged marriage or domestic partnership are living, and at least one party is resident in this state or a member of the armed service and stationed in the state, a petition to have the marriage or domestic partnership declared invalid may be sought by:(a) Either or both parties, or the guardian of an incompetent spouse or incompetent domestic partner, for any cause specified in subsection (4) of this section; or(b) Either or both parties, the legal spouse or domestic partner, or a child of either party when it is alleged that either or both parties is married to or in a domestic partnership with another person.(2) If the validity of a marriage or domestic partnership is denied or questioned at any time, either or both parties to the marriage or either or both parties to the domestic partnership may petition the court for a judicial determination of the validity of such marriage or domestic partnership.(3) In a proceeding to declare the invalidity of a marriage or domestic partnership, the court shall proceed in the manner and shall have the jurisdiction, including the authority to provide for maintenance, a parenting plan for minor children, and division of the property of the parties, provided by this chapter.(4) After hearing the evidence concerning the validity of a marriage or domestic partnership, if both parties to the alleged marriage or domestic partnership are still living, the court:(a) If it finds the marriage or domestic partnership to be valid, shall enter a decree of validity;(b) If it finds that:(i) The marriage or domestic partnership should not have been contracted because of age of one or both of the parties, lack of required parental or court approval, a prior undissolved marriage of one or both of the parties, a prior domestic partnership of one or both parties that has not been terminated or dissolved, reasons of consanguinity, or because a party lacked capacity to consent to the marriage or domestic partnership, either because of mental incapacity or because of the influence of alcohol or other incapacitating substances, or because a party was induced to enter into the marriage or domestic partnership by force or duress, or by fraud involving the essentials of marriage or domestic partnership, and that the parties have not ratified their marriage or domestic partnership by voluntarily cohabiting after attaining the age of consent, or after attaining capacity to consent, or after cessation of the force or duress or discovery of the fraud, shall declare the marriage or domestic partnership invalid as of the date it was purportedly contracted;(ii) The marriage or domestic partnership should not have been contracted because of any reason other than those above, shall upon motion of a party, order any action which may be appropriate to complete or to correct the record and enter a decree declaring such marriage or domestic partnership to be valid for all purposes from the date upon which it was purportedly contracted;(c) If it finds that a marriage or domestic partnership contracted in a jurisdiction other than this state, was void or voidable under the law of the place where the marriage or domestic partnership was contracted, and in the absence of proof that such marriage or domestic partnership was subsequently validated by the laws of the place of contract or of a subsequent domicile of the parties, shall declare the marriage or domestic partnership invalid as of the date of the marriage or domestic partnership.(5) Any child of the parties born or conceived during the existence of a marriage or domestic partnership of record is legitimate and remains legitimate notwithstanding the entry of a declaration of invalidity of the marriage or domestic partnership. [2008 c 6 § 1007; 1987 c 460 § 4; 1975 c 32 § 2; 1973 1st ex.s. c 157 § 4.] Part headings not law -- Severability -- 2008 c 6:See RCW 26.60.900 and 26.60.901.
