If enacted, Kansas marriage-license officials would have to deny licenses for marriages involving anyone under 18, with no listed age exceptions.
Marriage-license officials would not be able to license a marriage involving anyone under 18. The proposal would remove exceptions based on parent, guardian, or judge consent.
Marriage-license clerks and judges would have to refuse a license for a marriage involving anyone under 18. The rule would cover every person seeking a Kansas marriage license, regardless of parental, guardian, or judge consent. The proposal says it would eliminate exceptions for people under 18, including consent by a parent, guardian, or judge. This requirement would apply only if the measure were enacted. If enacted, the measure would take effect after it is published in the statute book.
No hearings or votes scheduled.