Marriage

Looking to get married in Texas without the traditional ceremony? This might be the perfect solution, offering a simple way to make it official.

Check out the most googled legal questions in Texas, among other states.

Divorce isn't something to rush into, but sometimes couples want to move quickly. In Texas, this is how long it can take to get a divorce.

Here are five things you need to know before tying the knot.

"This ruling is a victory for America." —@POTUS on today's Supreme Court decision on marriage equality #LoveWins http://t.co/rG8PID2QIU — The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 26, 2015   "No union is more profound than marriage, for it embodies the highest ideals of love, fidelity, devotion, sacrifice and family. In ...

Up until now, if an inmate in a Texas prison wanted to get married, someone else had to stand in for the prisoner during a ceremony held somewhere outside the prison. That's about to change.

What could be worse than to fall in love, get married, then find out that your husband is your brother?

A friend recently sent me a blog post with the title "Marriage Isn't For You" and my first reaction was "WELL! How dare they! They don't know me! I adore my husband." But the stubbornness in me decided to read the story and I am so glad I did! I loved it so much I want to share it with you.

During the premiere of 'The Five Year Engagement,' starring actors Jason Segel and Emily Blunt, the NY Magazine asked the actress Leelee Sobieski what she thinks of giving a woman a 'rock' as an engagement ring?  Her answer was shocking!

What would you pay to find the love of your life? Well, Dave Greenberg, owner of Main Street Florist in Watertown, Massachusetts thinks it's worth 1000 smackers!

On Tuesday, an Oklahoma couple had their dream wedding at a Starbucks. Now that’s a “latte” love! No, they weren’t jonesing for a caffeine fix — Eva McCarthy and Carmine Capparello got hitched at their favorite Starbucks because it’s where they first fell in love.

After Todd J. Remis of Manhattan got married, he was outraged to discover his photographer missed a few key moments such as the last dance and the bouquet toss, so he decided to sue. He doesn’t just want the $4,100 photography fee refunded, though. He also wants $48,000 to recreate the entire wedding, including travel costs to fly the bridal party back to New York so the whole thing can be re-shot