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Can we stay separate after marriage


26-Oct-2023 (In Family Law)
My age is 30 .My girlfriends age is 24. we want to get married. Is it possible that we can get married now. and not stay together?
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Answer #1
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yes you can. once you register you marriage you can sat at any place and living together is not a condition precedent. youbcan live separate if at this time you feel that by staying together it will create more problem.
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Answer #2
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Yes you both can marry and as per your wish you both can reside separately as per your wish. But once you get marry, she will be your legally wedded wife and you will be her legally wedded husband. So you both will enjoy rights and has to perform responsibilities.
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Answer #3
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Hi! It is completely your choice whether to stay together or not after marriage as long as you have marital relations between you two and if you wish to stay together. Let me know if you need any legal help for getting married or anything. Thanks
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