New Jersey A583 allows deputy county clerks to perform marriages and civil unions.
New Jersey A583 amends the state's marriage and civil union laws to expand the list of public officials authorized to perform these ceremonies. The bill specifically includes deputy county clerks among those who can solemnize marriages and civil unions. This change ensures that deputy county clerks have the same authority as other listed officials, such as county clerks, mayors, and certain judges. The act takes effect immediately upon passage.
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