A spouse married by "common law" can do all of the following except:

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Common law spouses generally do not have legal custody of their partner's children, so they would not automatically have custody in the event of a divorce. This would depend on the specific circumstances and any custody arrangements agreed upon or awarded by a court. However, they would have the same inheritance rights, ability to receive alimony, and access to benefits such as health insurance as a legally married spouse.

A Spouse Married by "Common Law" Can Do All of the Following