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CKJL5410
Master May 2012

Pre-marital Education in Texas?

CKJL5410, on February 6, 2011 at 2:13 PM Posted in Planning 0 5

Pre-marital Education:

According to Texas law, couples are encouraged to attend a premarital education course that covers important marital skills and issues such as conflict management and communication and that is at least eight hours duration. It must be finished during the year preceding your applying for a marriage license. Contact the county clerk for a roster of area course providers.

Aside from the benefit of being better prepared for marriage, TwogetherInTexas.com states "Texas couples who complete a qualifying premarital education workshop will have $60.00 of the marriage license fee waived, as well as the 72-hour waiting period."

This does not mean it is required, just that it is suggested, right?

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Latest activity by Rosie, on June 3, 2019 at 8:20 AM
  • CKJL5410
    Master May 2012
    CKJL5410 ·
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    Maybe I should have given this a better heading so people would actually want to read it?

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  • Ashley
    VIP September 2011
    Ashley ·
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    I think it's just recommended. None of my friends that were recently married took a marraige class. We're doing one through our church becuase our pastor recommends it for all couples..

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  • CKJL5410
    Master May 2012
    CKJL5410 ·
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    Thanks!!

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  • Nancy Taussig
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    Fla. sounds like TX -- recommended, but not required.

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  • Jennifer
    VIP March 2011
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    It sounds like its just suggested

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