Sec. 10. Any statute of limitations applicable to an action asserting a claim for relief under a premarital agreement is tolled during the marriage of the parties to the agreement. However, equitable defenses limiting the time for enforcement, including laches and estoppel, are available to either party. [Pre-1997 Recodification Citation: 31-7-2.5-10.] IC 31-11-4 Chapter 4. Marriage Licenses and Certificates 31-11-4-0.2 Effect of enactment of prior law 31-11-4-0.3 Legalization of court orders relating to certain marriages; issuance of duplicate license; Indiana department of health shall accept order 31-11-4-0.4 Legalization of certain marriage licenses issued after August 31, 1984, and before April 16, 1985 31-11-4-1 Marriage license required to marry 31-11-4-2 Prerequisites for issuance of marriage license 31-11-4-3 County of residence or solemnization; place to obtain license 31-11-4-4 Application; sexually transmitted diseases acknowledgment; lifetime sex or violent offender; religious objections 31-11-4-5 Distribution of information concerning serious communicable diseases that are sexually transmitted 31-11-4-6 Proof of birth date 31-11-4-7 Birth date information required for issuance of marriage license 31-11-4-8 Repealed 31-11-4-9 Expiration of application 31-11-4-10 Expiration of license 31-11-4-11 Conditions precluding issuance of marriage license 31-11-4-12 Refusal to issue marriage license; notice; hearing; finding; costs 31-11-4-13 Duty to present marriage license to individual authorized to solemnize marriages 31-11-4-14 Marriage license as authorization of solemnization of marriage 31-11-4-15 Marriage certificates 31-11-4-16 Completion, disposition, filing, and recording of marriage certificates and marriage licenses 31-11-4-17 Failure to file marriage certificates and marriage licenses; declaratory order upon proof of marriage; legal effect; recording requirements 31-11-4-18 Records of marriage; paper or electronic forms; index 31-11-4-19 Public inspection of statistical data from marriage records
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