Can a doctor marry a patient he dates outside of his clinic or whatever.?
80593
No good, my dear.  Get a new doc, then date the doc.  He should be concerned as well, he knows he should not date his clients, if he forgot, he needs to read up.  \n\nTo avoid sexual relationships or other inappropriate entanglements with patients and families. The value of avoiding conflicts of interest has never been questioned.\n\nI do not mock or condemn you, I amrried my lawyer,  just do what is right, we did.  It was a good decision.\n\nHappy love life!!
1062143
This particular Dr may not be listed as in his own practice but may be listed as with a group and without that groups name you are pretty much sunk.....unless.....\n    Contact your local medical society as he may be listed there.\n     Check with your local hospital in the administration dept.  If that particular doctor has practicing privileges there it will be in his name and not that of the group in which he works with.......Good Luck
514804
Yes, in most states if he is off probation he can marry the woman he loves. They both want to make certain that they are following the law of the state in which they live. These laws are changing daily and are very confusing. If he is still on probation, he will have to have permission from the court and his therapist.
415933
No. Orthodox faiths only let you marry inside your church. You could try to get him to convert.
713179
I've had mormon friends married by their bishop outdoors, in homes and at other non-church venues.  Bishops are authorized to perform marriages just like clergymen from other churches.  A non-temple wedding could be whatever the couple agrees on & the bishop agrees to conduct.  The only difference is that you won't be sealed like you would in a temple.  But you can always do that later on. Hope this helps.
609765
absolutely, I will soon be married to someone I met that way. It is so much easier than spending years searching for the right one in other places. at the personal sites you can see A lot about the person before contacting them. I met my soon to be wife at a site called "filippina heart"
82909
I wouldn't think so.  I got married last July 05 to be on my fiance's health insurance due to getting cut off from my mother's health insurance due to turning 24 yrs old.  We're having another Wedding ceremony in May 06 with our immediate family members since they weren't invited to our Marriage License ceremony (down at the Clerks Office/Courthouse) in July.
791154
Yes. \n\nAs long as the bride or the groom is baptized Catholic then the couple can be married in the Catholic Church. \n\nIf one is not a Catholic, then you may have to get permision from the bishop.\n\nWith love in Christ.
1062510
Ooooh. This might be one of those situations which you would have to marry him for that to be legal. Name one of the mutant offsplring after me.
785212
I think it's not legal....if you're married in one state or country you're married all over the world.....CHARGE HIM!!!!!
708821
NOTHING WITHOUT YOUR SIGNED CONSENT. THIS IS A VERY STRICT LAW AND HOSPITALS, DOCTORS AND OTHER MEDICAL PERSONNEL CAN BE SEVERELY PUNISHED.
985932
MARRIED PERSON HAS RIGHT TO MARRY.
48998
I met my fiance on line and he sends me a love note everyday in my email, and we talk on the phone in the late evening.  He is in Connecticut and I am in Texas.  I have never had such an open and comfortable relationship since my husband passed away till I met him.  It can work, if both parties are committed to making it work.
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Try to goggle a doctor dating web site...and see what happens better yet I'll check it out for you...  www.datedoctors.com   try this I goggle it  or cut and paste this:                      http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=doctors+dating&spell=1
806846
Ethically correct?  Don't think so.  Any treatment the hospital gave the man would be 100 times more efficient if he'd had her with him--she not being blood or marriage related, was still family-- CHOSEN family.  This sort of thing breaks my heart.  I'd have broken the rules.
448307
It depends on your denomination, and also sometimes varies depending on individual churches.\n\nMost will allow this, I believe, but I would suggest talking to the pastor or preist of the church you would want to marry in.
823349
Yes, of course.  If they are not engaged or married, you may.