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Which states allows 18 years as the legal age of majority to get married?
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∙ 14y ago
It is 18 in all but two states. Mississippi and Nebraska do not allow an 18 year old to get married without parental permission. Nebraska is 19 and Mississippi is 21.
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What is the lowest age can you get married in Michigan with parental consent?
The state's legal age of majority which is 18.
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When can you move out of your parents' home?
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Will a parent have to continue support to a person who reached the age of majority and is now married?
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Can your sister get married to your cousin?
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