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Who is Legally Authorized to Solemnize a Marriage?
Assuming the parties have obtained a valid marriage license, the following officials may solemnize the marriage:
Marriage between persons of the same gender is prohibited by Mississippi law and is null and void from the beginning. Even if a same-sex couple is legally married in a state that recognizes same-sex marriage, the validity of the marriage is not recognized under Mississippi law.
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Child support in the state of Mississippi is calculated using the Percentage of Income formula. This is the most basic method for calculating child support and does not take into consideration many details that most people consider important.
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