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jimmysnyder said:I got the legal in California answer wrong even though I got the joke. I don't agree that something which is impossible is illegal. For something to be illegal, there has to be a law against it. I doubt that such a law exists.
That's irrelevant and immaterial - Ham Burger.DaveC426913 said:11/11 Gee, me and two other people got this.
It would be illegal for her to be a widow if you were still alive.
jimmysnyder said:That's irrelevant and immaterial - Ham Burger.
davee123 said:I think generally you have to establish that both parties are mutually consenting in order to marry, and you can't establish the consent of a dead person. Although, hmmm... it strikes me as not impossible that they might perform posthumous marriages for things like soldiers who died in battle. So... maybe?
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regor60 said:Could have made this stipulation before his demise ? Think it would hold up ?
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