Can two minors get married in California?

Answer 1

If you are eighteen years old you are considered, in the State of California, an adult. The sixteen year old is considered a minor. The only way this can be done is with the consent of the sixteen year old's parent(s) or legal guardian(s). To marry without the minor's parental/guardian's consent would be considered illegal.

Answer 2

In California, the age of consent laws fall under two categories: 1] With Parental consent there are No age limits determining who can marry whom, so as long as you have your parents' permissions ( for both the male and female who wish to marry), Then it is legally permissable; providing that no other laws are violated (such as the laws that protect under age children from sexual abuse and exploitation). 2] Without parental consent Both The male and female who wish to marry must be at least 18 years of age in order to become husband and wife You can find out more about these laws by visiting the links below

Answer 3

In California, the age of consent is 18. For more information on the age of consent throughout the world, see the Related Link.

Answer 4

With parental consent and a magistrate’s approval it may require the emancipation of one or more parties