If you are 17 and pregnant and your boyfriend is 18 in what states can you legally get married without parental consent?

Answer 1

Actually, in Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland and Oklahoma allow pregnant teens or teens who have already had a child to get married without parental consent. In Florida, Kentucky, and Oklahoma, the young couple must have authorization from a court. Maryland requires that the minor be at least 16. Even with parental approval, many states will require court approval when a person is 16 years of age or less.Hope this information helps you!

Answer 2

you know what ther probably are some states where you can, but if i could give you my best advice, and please take it ito consderation i was 16 when i got pregnant for the first time, i had my baby when i ws 17 and my bofriend asked me alot of times to marry him, and i simply refused to get married just because i was pregnant, i wanted to see if anything would change after i had her, she WA 8 mnths old when me and my husband decided to get married.... so please as much as you think you love this guy, and you may, don't just Mary him becasue you pregnant... not only is it bad for you, but for the baby too... now after you have the baby and he doesn't change and you see that he isn't going anywhere then plan on getting married.. divorce costs alot, im not gonna tell you not to marry this guy, an don't listen to anyone when they say your to young to know what love is because there not you, i knew at 16 that i loved my husband, and 3 years later we are married and have 3 beautiul daughters....yes vey close in age3 2 and 1.

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Answer 3

Go to your DHS caseworker or whatever they call it in your state and ask them to obtain emancipation status. This is generally available when you are pregnant. No, just because someone is pregnant does not mean they can get emancipated. Only about half the states allow it. All states require parental consent to get married under the age of 18, but in some states a court can waive that requirement if they are convinced it is in the best interests of the individuals and the child.

Answer 4

NO, matter of fact I heard on the radio the other day and they siad the law changed, that you cannot get married without parental consent if you are pregnant.