How old do you have to be in Indiana to get married legally?

Answer 1

The legal age of majority in Indiana is 18. When someone who is at least seventeen marries or enlist in the military they become "automatically" emancipated, both actions require the permission of the parent(s) or legal guardian(s). The legal age of majority for the state is eighteen (18). Indiana does not have emancipations status, but adjudicate's cases based on their individual merit. Such cases are generally referred to the court by state or private social service agencies or attorneys. 18

Answer 2

I believe in most places it's 16, but you need to check with the Indiana state law book on the age to marry for girls and boys since usually the lesser applies to girls or guys or which ever comes first. * A 17-year-old may marry with the parental permission. A 15 or 16-year-old must have parental permission and the consent of a judge of the circuit court in the county of residence; anyone under the age of 15 cannot be married. These laws apply to both genders.

Answer 3

16 with parental consent. 18 otherwise.