Cousin Marriage

Hi, In the Bible, and in many parts of the world, the answer is no. But the answer is yes in much of church law and in half the United States. First cousins cannot marry under the age-old laws of the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches, covering much of world Christendom. while as cousins they may not be allowed to marry, they have the right to live together as consenting adults. you can book a consultation for further details. Also, please give us a 5 Star rating and a good review if you liked my response.

Under Christian law marriage with a cousin may be permitted by a special dispensation by the Church. It is doubtful if the expression "custom" as defined in the Special Marriage Act would include also personal law of the parties. And even if it does, the condition of recognition by the State Government through a gazette notification would have to be satisfied. The position of first cousins under the Special Marriage Act 1954 is in accord with the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 which also does not allow marriage with any first cousin. ... Under Christian law marriage with a cousin may be permitted by a special dispensation by the Church.