yes they do
If they are given a marriage permit, yes they can marry. For a 15 year old to be married: FAMILY CODE SECTION 302. An unmarried male or female under the age of 18 years is capable of consenting to and consummating marriage if each of the following documents is filed with the county clerk issuing the marriage license: (a) The written consent of the parents of each underage person, or of one of the parents or the guardian of each underage person. (b) A court order granting permission to the underage person to marry, obtained on the showing the court requires.
In NC a pregnant 15-year-old can ask for court approval to marry. A judge may approve the marriage if they find that 'the underage party is capable of assuming the responsibilities of marriage and the marriage will serve the best interest of the underage party'. However, be aware that there is a presumption that 'the marriage will not serve the best interest of the underage party when all living parents of the underage party oppose the marriage. The fact that the female is pregnant, or has given birth to a child, alone does not establish that the best interest of the underage party will be served by the marriage'. So if Mom and Dad oppose the marriage...
A guardianship deed means the owner of the real estate was/is the ward of a court appointed guardian. When any buyer accepts a deed from a guardian they must make certain the guardian was appointed by a court of jurisdiction, that they are the current guardian and that they had a license from the court where the land lies to sell the real estate. If all three factors are not present then their deed will be null and void.
The guardian should be present and sign the documents.
If one or both parties is 16-17 years old, that underage person needs parental consent or the woman/girl to be married (whether she is a minor or not) has to be pregnant or given birth recently. A certified note from a doctor is required for this.If one or both is 15 years old, they need both of the above.14 and under cannot get married at all under any circumstances in Maryland.
In the case of underage parents a legal guardian must be appointed. Very often the grandparents will be considered and appointed if the court finds that to be in the best interest of the child. Grandparents are not held legally responsible for their grandchildren.
It depends on the church. The underage person person will need parental permission to get a marriage license, which is necessary to get married.
It requires parental permission or a court order. Otherwise, you are considered emancipated on marriage. And your parents are no longer responsible for your support or welfare.
No, the minor must have the consent of the parent(s) and permission of the court. If both male and female are minor's then the parent(s) or legal guardian of both must be present in court at the time of the petition hearing for the marriage license.
Yes. But unless you have the consent of the people who are involved in the situation then you would need to petition the court and provide evidence that the present guardian is unfit and the child would be better off in your care.Yes. But unless you have the consent of the people who are involved in the situation then you would need to petition the court and provide evidence that the present guardian is unfit and the child would be better off in your care.Yes. But unless you have the consent of the people who are involved in the situation then you would need to petition the court and provide evidence that the present guardian is unfit and the child would be better off in your care.Yes. But unless you have the consent of the people who are involved in the situation then you would need to petition the court and provide evidence that the present guardian is unfit and the child would be better off in your care.
If either the bride or groom is under 18, at least one of the minor's parents, or legal guardian, must appear with the couple. Certified copies of birth certificates are required. The couple must also schedule an appointment with a counselor and then appear before a California superior court judge.
Depends on what state you are. They have to be present when you get the marriage license.