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If you're referring to a limited period marriage license, my stand is that it's sheer, and utter nonsense. If a couple does not wish to enter into a standard, long term marriage with all of the legal responsibilities, benefits, and family relationships, then they're not ready for marriage.
If a couple wishes to make their own type of commitment or arrangement that suits them, they should go ahead and do that. If they wish to have it include some legal terms, then draw up a personal, legal contract. If you believe that such couples need a set of standard legal requirements then design a bill that covers some standard arrangements that are different from standard marriage laws, then do that; but please call it something besides a marriage.
I'm all for being fair to changing times and social situations. When people enter into a real marriage, they're not just making a legal union between two people. They're enjoining families and relationships in that union, and that includes family members who aren't even born yet. To call a relationship a marriage when it is really something else, is truly unfair to everyone close to the people involved and the public at large.
Perhaps it is time for something that falls between a long term relationship and a marriage, just figure out what that is, what to call it, and what, if any legal, support it should have. A limited term marriage license is nonsense.
It makes me think that a limited term legal adoption might be next, which really makes me shudder. When it comes to human relationships, the sincerity of commitment is an essential element.
What else can I help you with?
What does RBM stand for on a driving record?
renewal by mail
Are you legally divorced if you are married by court and do not renew your marriage certificate?
Marriage certificates are like birth certificates. They are permanent. They do not require renewal.
What has the author Bill C Marshall written?
Bill C. Marshall has written: 'The marriage secret' -- subject(s): Marriage
Is freedom of marriage in the Bill of Rights?
No. The subject of marriage is not mentioned in the Bill of Rights, nor in the United States Constitution itself.
Where does Mitt Romney stand on same-sex marriage?
Romney does not support same-sex marriage.
Has the Australian Senate ever voted on a bill to legalize same-sex marriage?
No. In August 2009, a marriage equality bill was reviewed by a Senate committee which decided not to bring the bill to a vote.
What has the author Bill Wiesman written?
Bill Wiesman has written: 'A holy purpose' -- subject(s): Discipling (Christianity), Church renewal, Church growth
Has a marriage equality bill ever been introduced in the state legislature in Nebraska?
No. A marriage equality bill has never been introduced in the Nebraska legislature.
What are the two types of same-sex marriage bill?
Marriage Equality Bill (or Equal Marriage Bill) - proposes to eliminate the barriers preventing same-sex couples from marrying; and,Civil Union Bill (or Civil Partnership Bill) - proposes to grant same-sex couples the same same rights and responsibilities as married persons by creating a new status and still restricting access to marriage to heterosexual couples only.
What did the greek goddess hera stand for?
She protected marriage and childbirth.
What is the weeding cake stand for?
it represents love and marriage for people
Has a marriage equality bill ever been introduced in either house of the state legislature in Idaho?
No. A marriage equality bill was never introduced into the Idaho legislature.
