Arizona HB2528 sets the minimum marriage age at eighteen.
Arizona HB2528 amends section 25-102 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to prohibit individuals under eighteen years of age from marrying. The bill also mandates that the clerk of the superior court cannot issue a marriage license to anyone under eighteen. This change aims to ensure that marriage is only entered into by individuals who have reached the legal age of majority.
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