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The elements of common law marriage in Texas are substantially similar to those of all common law jurisdictions that recognize the concept. There is no specific time limit. You could be common law married in a day, or cohabit for a decade and having children together, and not be common law married. You must:
Agree to be married.
Reside in the state of ...
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Can a district rescind an offer of employment?
Yes.
Any contractural offer can be withdrawn so long as it has not been accepted. You did not accept it, so the withdrawal is legal.
Can they hire someone who is not qualified ...
That depends on the particular law that mandates the qualification.
As a general principle, anyone is allowed to work at anything ...
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It is highly likely that you misunderstood the principal, or the principal was mistaken, in making the offer. "Offers" from the principal / department head etc. are not generally actual offers because the principal is not authorized to make an offer, they are contingent on approval by the overseeing board. I assume the principal didn't give you a ...
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Since your consent is not required in Texas, revocation is irrelevant. Restrictions of use of recordings flow from the legal nature of the recording itself, so there is no provision saying, for example, that only one party needs to consent for just recording, but all parties must consent to make any use of the recording. Since these laws were devised to ...
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Note: Active duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces and non-resident, full-time students attending a Texas college or university are not required to register or title their vehicles in Texas.
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