Can a couple marry if there's a restraining order for harassment?

Full question:

Can two people get married if a parent has filed a restraining order for the female against the male for harassment and death threats?

  • Category: Marriage
  • Subcategory: Unlawful
  • Date:
  • State: New Jersey

Answer:

In New Jersey, the age of consent is eighteen. With parental consent, individuals can marry at age sixteen or younger. Additionally, younger parties may obtain a marriage license due to pregnancy, childbirth, or other special circumstances. New Jersey recognizes some spousal rights for registered same-sex domestic partners, but common law marriage is not acknowledged.

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FAQs

A no contact order typically restricts one party from contacting the other. However, it can also include mutual restrictions if both parties are involved in the case. In such instances, both individuals must adhere to the terms set by the court. It’s important to review the specific order to understand its conditions fully.