Alabama marriage 12 years old judicial consent
(b) The judge of probate shall, after the filing of the petition and proof of service is made, hear any competent evidence that may be offered or such as may be required by him, and if he is satisfied from the proof made that the record of marriage in his office is incorrect or incomplete, he may thereupon enter a decree correcting or perfecting the same in the manner prayed for in the petition. If the address is not known, service may be made by advertisement in a newspaper published in the county where petition is filed by one weekly insertion therein. If the other party to the marriage is a nonresident or has absented himself or herself from the state for six months or longer and his or her address is known, then service may be made by sending a copy of the petition by registered or certified mail, with return receipt requested, to the address of the other party. Notice of the time and place set for hearing the application shall be given for at least six days by personal service thereof, if the other party resides in the State of Alabama, unless both parties join in the petition, and in such case the petition may be set down for an immediate hearing.
#ALABAMA MARRIAGE 12 YEARS OLD JUDICIAL CONSENT LICENSE#
(a) When the records pertaining to a marriage are incomplete or inaccurate, the judge of probate of a county in which the marriage license was issued shall correct or perfect the same upon proper petition being filed by either party to the marriage, or someone delegated or authorized by him or her, in his or her name and behalf, giving the names and residences of the parties to the marriage, if known, and if the residence is not known, an affidavit by petitioner or petitioner's attorney that the residence is not known and that diligent effort has been made to ascertain the same, together with a clear statement setting up wherein the record of the marriage should be corrected or perfected. § 30-1-17 Correction Of Marriage Records. The people called Mennonites, Quakers, or any other Christian society having similar rules or regulations, may solemnize marriage according to their forms by consent of the parties, published and declared before the congregation assembled for public worship. (c) Quakers, Mennonites, or other religious societies. The clerk or keeper of the minutes of each society shall keep a register and enter therein a particular account of all marriages solemnized by the society, which register, or a sworn copy thereof, is presumptive evidence of the fact. Marriage may also be solemnized by the pastor of any religious society according to the rules ordained or custom established by such society. (b) Pastor of religious society clerk of society to maintain register of marriages register, etc., deemed presumptive evidence of fact. Marriages may be solemnized by any licensed minister of the gospel in regular communion with the Christian church or society of which the minister is a member by an active or retired judge of the Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, Court of Civil Appeals, any circuit court, or any district court within this state by a judge of any federal court or by an active or retired judge of probate. § 30-1-7 Persons Authorized To Solemnize Marriages.