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Putative Spouses In Texas Courts
This paper will introduce the putative spouse doctrine as it existed in Texas from the very first case in 1846, discuss the doctrine as it presently stands, and clarify the doctrine's application in future cases. Part II of this article introduces the doctrine and discusses its historical developmen
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