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If you go to Colorado to get married and you are only 18 will the marriage be honored in Nebraska?
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∙ 17y ago
The legal age of majority in Nebraska is 19. Minors may not cross state lines without parental consent, to do so is a violation of federal law (18 USC 2243 and 18 USC 2423). If the parents or legal guardian of the minor object to the marriage on grounds that the underage person left the state without permission in order to avoid age restriction laws, the court will issue an involuntary decree of annullment.
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