A4545

"Linnette Lebron's Law"; modifies procedures for marriage or civil union where a party is terminally ill.

Introduced·3/10/26
Introduced Text

Linnette Lebron's Law modifies marriage and civil union procedures for terminally ill individuals in New Jersey.

Linnette Lebron's Law, named after a Camden resident, modifies the procedures for obtaining a marriage or civil union license when one party is terminally ill. It allows for the 72-hour waiting period to be waived if the terminally ill person is hospitalized, provided their treating physician certifies the terminal illness. The law also allows for the issuance of a license via telephone communication or through an attorney-in-fact, rather than requiring the ill party to appear in person.

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Judiciary Committee
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History

Mar 10

Assembly

Introduced, Referred to Assembly Judiciary Committee