Florida law prohibits a person marrying anyone to whom they are related by lineal consanguinity. The nearest degree of relations who may legally marry in the state of Florida is first cousins. There is no citizenship or resident requirement. Speak to your clergyman, chaplain, or other advisor. Written consent of both parents or legal guardian.
Parents are deceased.
Minor has been previously married. The age requirement can be waived by a county judge for applicants who can prove they are parents or expectant parents. With or without parental permission, a marriage license to anyone under age 16 can only be issued by a county judge. Some historical marriage license records are available for viewing on the University of South Florida's website. Marriage License records from 1878 to 1893 are available online at Hillsborough County, Florida Marriage Records Guide .