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Yep. I use it myself, and it (as well as the add ons) don't touch any of the same files LMF does.
Taking a look, the only point of conflict would be that they both replace the pregnancy file. So you'll have to decide which version of that file you want by putting its parent mod further down in the loading order (which you can set in the Playsets page of the launcher).
If you put Higher Mortality lower, you'll disable the part of LMF where pregnant family members can be sent into seclusion, and have far fewer of the post-pregnancy fertility reductions (though it won't disable that completely).
If you put LMF lower, the pregnancy complication/death rate won't be as high... though LMF does up that rate to a point fair higher than vanilla already, so there's that.
Otherwise, the rest of Higher Mortality should work fine (assuming it's all up to date).
Really liking this mod!
I don't know what ObfusCKate does regarding marriage (nothing, insofar as I can see?), but the main conflicts would come from what it does with the seduction/court schemes, since it includes those files in order to hide the sexuality of targets.
So, essentially, if you load both mods those schemes will still check for sexual attraction and show it in the trigger if it's incompatible.
Everything else seems more or less fine.
I'm told that some people use it with AGOT, but it's almost a certainty that there are bound to be file conflicts (as would be the case with any total conversion mod). The things those conflicts break may not be immediately obvious to the player, but they'll definitely happen.
I don't know whether you mean "Tor's: No Marriage Alliances" or "No Marriage Alliances (With Options)", but I took a look at both and it doesn't look like there's anything that would conflict.