can she or not?

leagle beagle.
i appreciate your humor**************..
but you still didnt answer my question if my mom can get my marriage anulled? does any body know?

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

Originally posted by belindar
leagle beagle.
i appreciate your humor**************..
but you still didnt answer my question if my mom can get my marriage anulled? does any body know?

My response:

No.

IAAL

[LegalBeagle]

Originally posted by belindar
leagle beagle.
i appreciate your humor**************..
but you still didnt answer my question if my mom can get my marriage anulled? does any body know?

That was because you did not tell us the state you were in. I am pretty sure that with one parents permission and you being 17, there are no states that would allow her to contest or stop the wedding.. Luckily, my mate IAAL does know this..

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

My response:

LB - -

"Mate" obviously means "Pal" or "Friend" from your context, and in the latter instances, I am yours, and I know the respect is mutual.

However, in the United States, "mate" refers to the opposite sex, as in "my wife is my mate for life". It is also a sexually related word, as in, "I wish to mate with her." Suffice it to say, "mate" is not used to mean "friend" or "pal" in the U.S.

So, since we are two guys, and I have no intention of "mating" with you sexually (although some might like to see that), please refer to me as "your Lordship", or "Highness", or something else Regal - - just not "mate".

Yuck !

IAAL

DE has to have both parents sign. BTDT. I am fairly certain judging from this girl's posts, she is not mature enough to be a wife or a mother. Maybe her mom understands something she doesnt. Twins? Whew! I couldnt imagine!

Originally posted by LegalBeagle

That was because you did not tell us the state you were in. I am pretty sure that with one parents permission and you being 17, there are no states that would allow her to contest or stop the wedding.. Luckily, my mate IAAL does know this..

How did you know His Eminence meant no, she can't annul the marriage rather than no, I don't know? (Hint, state is WA)

really REParker819?
i wasn't aware that you could judge someones maturtiy from a simple question? i guess you kknow something i dont****************************.

Originally posted by belindar
really REParker819?
i wasn't aware that you could judge someones maturtiy from a simple question? i guess you kknow something i dont****************************.

Belinda,

You are young, but I didn't notice immaturity in your posts. If you were only asking for advice re marriage, I would discourage you, but you are going to need a lot of support in the coming months and years. If you think your boyfriend is capable of providing that support for you and your babies, I hope you're right, and wish you a happy life.

I doubt your mother will try to "undo" your marriage, but it might take her a while to adjust to it. She has to realize that once you've become a parent, you become emancipated, and you could then be married without approval. Here's betting she'll forget it as soon as the babies become part of the picture.

Good luck to you and your new family!

Originally posted by I AM ALWAYS LIABLE
My response:

LB - -

"Mate" obviously means "Pal" or "Friend" from your context, and in the latter instances, I am yours, and I know the respect is mutual.

However, in the United States, "mate" refers to the opposite sex, as in "my wife is my mate for life". It is also a sexually related word, as in, "I wish to mate with her." Suffice it to say, "mate" is not used to mean "friend" or "pal" in the U.S.

So, since we are two guys, and I have no intention of "mating" with you sexually (although some might like to see that), please refer to me as "your Lordship", or "Highness", or something else Regal - - just not "mate".


Yuck !

IAAL

LMAO!!!

I don't know which one of LB or IAAL the following supports, but here goes. (hahaha)
From Roget's Thesaurus, third edition, printed August 1998:

Mate: n. 1. one of a pair, duplicate, match, twin, counterpart, companion, equivalent. 2. one of a pair of mated animals; spouse, partner, consort, helpmate; husband, (informal) hubby; wife, better half. 3. (British informal) chum, pal, crony, buddy, friend, companion, comrade, sidekick; coworker, fellow worker, associate, confederate, colleague, partner; classmate; roommate; messmate. 4. first mate, second mate; ship's officer below the rank of captain, master mariner.
v. 5. pair off; couple, copulate, cohabit

[LegalBeagle]

Originally posted by I AM ALWAYS LIABLE
My response:

LB - -

"Mate" obviously means "Pal" or "Friend" from your context, and in the latter instances, I am yours, and I know the respect is mutual.

However, in the United States, "mate" refers to the opposite sex, as in "my wife is my mate for life". It is also a sexually related word, as in, "I wish to mate with her." Suffice it to say, "mate" is not used to mean "friend" or "pal" in the U.S.

So, since we are two guys, and I have no intention of "mating" with you sexually (although some might like to see that), please refer to me as "your Lordship", or "Highness", or something else Regal - - just not "mate".

Yuck !

IAAL

Your Lordship, I thought after all the requests for me to come to CA, I assumed the worse since we all know that there are only two types of males in CA.

Anyway, I have been working with an Aussie recently so my lingo has changed a little. He is a Top Bloke, just like you.