The marriage license shall not be valid for 24 hours after it has been issued and expires 90 days after it is issued. The day and time of issuance and the date of expiration shall be clearly noted on the face of the license. Fiancees may enter into premarital agreements. The agreements must be in writing and may only be changed after the marriage by written amendment. The agreements may involve any property of the parties but may not adversely affect child support.
Agreements are enforceable without consideration.
The ceremony need not take any particular form, but the fiancee's must declare, in the presence of the Judge performing the ceremony, that they receive each other as husband and wife. Prior to the ceremony, the Judge shall obtain the license and determine the fiancees' to be the persons named on the license. For that purpose, the Judge may administer oaths and examine the fiancees' or require documentary proof that they are in fact the persons named on the license. The Judge shall execute a Marriage Certificate, which shall certify the spouses have entered into marriage. Any marriage attempted between first cousins or persons of nearer kin, except when the first cousins are by adoption only, is prohibited and void.