Don't think so, at least not any more. I think it was called 'adultery' or something.
posted over a year ago
No adultry is when a man or wife has a lover or Mistress and ever sleeps with any other person... and it is STILL called that and grounds for divorce & cause of many murders.
I live in place called Trinidad & Tobago, most of you probably have never heard of it.
Here is a copy for where I live of some of that law:
A common-law or cohabitational relationship arises when there are two persons of the opposite sex, who not being married to each other, are living or have lived together as husband and wife. In Trinidad and Tobago, the parties to a common-law relationship have rights under the Cohabitational Relationships Act and the Distribution of Estates Act.
Most places it is considered "Statutory Rape" if a person of legal age has sexual relations with a minor, but there are some religious and cultural exceptions.
posted over a year ago
Willing & of legal age it is just called "Cohabitation"/living together & can become "Common Law" often after certain things or a period of time... as long as legal age and willing -it is just a personal choice.
![I live in place called Trinidad & Tobago, most of you probably have never heard of it. Here is a copy for where I live of some of that law: [b]A common-law or cohabitational relationship arises when there are two persons of the opposite sex, who not being married to each other, are living or have lived together as husband and wife. In Trinidad and Tobago, the parties to a common-law relationship have rights under the Cohabitational Relationships Act and the Distribution of Estates Act.[/b] Most places it is considered "Statutory Rape" if a person of legal age has sexual relations with a minor, but there are some religious and cultural exceptions.](http://images6.fanpop.com/image/answers/3143000/3143386_1359686262471.87res_357_300.jpg)
