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A person enters a marriage ceremony in good faith, believing the other party is unmarried. Years later, the person learns that the other party's prior marriage was never dissolved.
Which statement best describes the good-faith person's possible rights?

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Putative-spouse relief applies only to business debts and never to marital property. The good-faith spouse may be entitled to putative-spouse or similar equitable protection, even though the marriage itself is invalid. Good faith automatically makes every invalid marriage fully valid for all purposes. Putative-spouse relief requires proof that no ceremony occurred.

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