HRS §572-9
Who must name a guardian when applying to marry
If you are under 18, your parents are dead, or you are a ward of a family court, you must include the name of your guardian or the person who cares for you in your marriage license application. This rule makes sure the state knows who is responsible for you.
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The statute, as written — Persons under age
Whenever any person who is under the age of eighteen, whose parents are dead, or who is a ward of a family court, applies for a license to marry, he or she shall set forth in the statement accompanying the application, the name of his or her guardian or of any other person in whose care and custody he or she may be.
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