Where can you get married under the age of 16 with parent consent?

Answer 1

Answer:Not in any state in the US. There are some who have different rules regarding if she's pregnant but then you have to convince a judge it's in your best interest and then you won't need the parent's consent.

An excellent summary of the various rules around marriage, parental consent, and similar issues on a US state-by-state basis is found at the Related Link.

Answer:Dominican Republic. The age for girls to get married there without parental consent is 15 and for boys it is 16.

Note that most countries WILL NOT recognize as valid a "foreign" marriage of their citizens that would otherwise normally violate domestic law. That is, two US teenagers couldn't go to the Dominican Republic and be married, and have that marriage legally recognized when returning to the USA. The same goes for Canada, the UK, and most Western countries.

Answer 2

I don't vouch for the accuracy of the information, but here is a source that might provide an answer. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriageable_age#Americas * There are a few states that allow a minor to marry without parental consent under special circumstances. All these states however require the permission of a circuit or superior court judge.

Answer 3

There are a few states that allow minors to marry without the neccesity of parental consent if certain conditions exist. Other than special circumstances being applicable, those persons under the state's legal age of majority must have the consent of the parents or legal guardian to be married. Nowhere. A person under 18 cannot get married in the United States without parental permission unless s/he goes before a judge and gets a waiver of that requirement.

Answer 4

No, most states require you to be 18 to marry without a parents consent. To marry with a parents consent at a young age would be in the states of Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, and Hawaii.

Answer 5

Not very many places. In most states a marriage under age 16 requires parental consent and a court order. You would have to check the laws in your state to know.