Marrying your mother-in-law is forbidden in Iran, but not in California. An Iranian client asked, “Can I marry my mother-in-law?” In Iran and many other Islamic (and non-Islamic countries) the answer is simple – No.
Question and Answer: Rights and Duties in Incomplete Marriages: Unregistered Iranian Marriages, Unlicensed Religious Marriages in California, Immigration Divorce Without
Q&A: Immigration Support and Alimony; Marital Dispute is Not Date of Separation; Proof of Separate Property; Separate Property After Bankruptcy;
Right of Spouse in Premarital House, Change of Title, With or Without Loan Q&A: Right of Defendant to continue Ex-Parte
California Appellate Court, 6th District (Santa Clara): Vryonis decision (1988) invalidating Iranian Cultural Marriage was erroneous Santa Clara, California, April