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Idaho is a community-property state.
Parties to informal marriages enjoy the same matrimonial rights as officially married partners. Idaho does not recognize the creation of common-law marriages within the state. Only common-law marriages contracted in a state that recognizes the marriage would be maintained in Idaho.
Idaho has recognized domestic partnerships since 2015, allowing same-sex and opposite-sex couples to register as domestic partners and receive certain legal rights and benefits. This was a significant step forward in recognizing the rights of non-married couples and providing them with legal protections.
An individual has a privilege to refuse to testify and to prevent another from testifying to any confidential communication made by the individual to his or her spouse during their marriage.