No.
That would be the same as asking a neighbor to sign for you.
The custodial parent is the ONLY parent with rights to sign for an underage marriage in this case. Even though the other person is a parent of the child, if they lack the custodial right to make legal decisions regarding the rights and privileges of the child in question, they cannot sign ANYTHING legally binding for the child.If a noncustodial parent signs for a minor child to marry, is it a legal marriage?
My god are you retarded answerer???
The 2nd state will show no record of a parental custodian civil proceeding from another state.
SO THE PARENT CAN STILL GRANT PERMISSION IN A STATE WHICH DOESNT HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT HAPPENED SOMEWHERE ELSE.
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MORON THAT IS ALSO TRUE AND SOMEONE CAN GET MARRIED IN ENGLAND AND ALSO IN AMERICA BECAUSE STATES ARE NOT UP TO PAR WITH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY THAT THE FEDERAL LEVEL IS
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There are two types of physical custody arrangements:
1. The child resides with one parent, but both or either can make decisions for the child.
2. The child resides with one parent and that parent is given
priority on all decisions.
The terms should have been spelled out in the final divorce papers. In the case of the first, then either would be able to sign.
Please don't do something behind your custodial parent's back. They have custody for a reason.
No and why should a minor be getting married? Marriage is for the creation of babies. That is why so many people are upset about homosexual marriages, there can't be babies. A minor is not ready to pop out a child a year and definitely unable to support the babies. If the child needs sex that badly, then put the female on birth control and teach the male to use his hand.
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