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    Question: Is it possible to get married without parents' consent?

    Answer: In Arizona, anyone under the age of 18 needs to have the consent of the parent or guardian that has custody over them in order to get married. See A.R.S. § 25-102. Anyone under the age of 16 also needs the approval of any superior court judge. Although no blood tests or waiting periods are required for marriage, there must be a license and a ceremony. A marriage license must be obtained from the Clerk of the Superior Court.

    See also question # 22660

     
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    On 03/06/08
    Hayden from CA said:
    I am 17 and my boyfriend is 24. We have been together for 2 years now, and he has gone to jail 3 times because of our relationship. He will soon be going back again, for a violation because he continued to see me. I think that if it's TRUE love, he will stick around no matter what!
    On 01/08/08
    megan from NM said:
    I am 14 and my fiance is 17 we want to get married as soon as possible [preferably after graduation] I'm graduating soon because I go to an advanced school but I dont think my mom will agree with me at the age of 16 because thats when I graduate plus he will be 19 is there anyway possible that we can get married?
    On 11/21/07
    BRITNI from VA said:
    IM 16 ima lesbian and iwanna get married to my girlfriend is it possible
    On 11/13/07
    from KY said:
    i am 17 and will be 18 in january and i need to know if there is anyway me and my fiance can get married without parents concent
    On 11/05/07
    andrea from OH said:
    i am 17 years old and my fiance is 28, yes he has already proposed to me. i turn 18 in june and cant wait. i want to know if there is any way we can get married soon, without my parents.
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