The state may consider a marriage invalid under certain circumstances, including when:

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If either party is physically unable to perform sex, the state may consider the marriage invalid because sexual relations are considered an essential aspect of marriage. Adultery or whether a minister performed the ceremony does not necessarily invalidate a marriage under state law. Crossing state lines to get married is also generally allowed as long as each party meets the legal requirements for marriage in the state where the ceremony is performed.

The State May Consider a Marriage Invalid Under Certain Circumstances