Montana statutes clearly address the legitimacy of marriage between first cousins. Montana law forbids marriages between first cousins. Marriages between “a brother and sister, uncle and niece, aunt and nephew, or between first cousins” are illegal and void under state statutes. This ban is applicable to both whole and half-blood couples. Engaging in a marriage...
Exodus in Montana: 5 Places Losing Residents at Alarming Rates
MONTANA (DDN) – Montana’s magnificent vistas and wide-open areas have long attracted outdoor enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and those seeking a quieter, simpler way of life. The state’s large wilderness areas, national parks, and diverse fauna have a distinct attraction that draws both tourists and new people. Despite the state’s attractiveness, not all Montana communities are thriving....
Can You Legally Protect and Defend Yourself in Montana? What the Stand Your Ground Law Says
Montana (DDN) – Picture this: you’re strolling home in Missoula, Montana, late at night, and suddenly, a stranger approaches you with an aggressive demeanor. A wave of fear washes over you. Is it permissible to use force for self-defense, even if it involves violence? This situation brings up important points regarding self-defense laws, especially the Stand Your...
New Rule on Right Turns at Red Lights in Montana: Everything Drivers Need to Know
Daily Detroit News – Montana’s vast landscapes and gorgeous roadways are fun to drive, but traffic restrictions, especially at crossings, can be confusing. Montana drivers often ask: can you turn right on red? Much like life, the answer depends. This blog discusses Montana’s right turn on red rule, including the newest changes, essential factors, and...