If you are pregnant and you are at least 16 but not yet 18 could you get married in Virginia without parental consent?

No. But you can get emancipated Answer Yes, Virginia law has special provisions that allow marriage of underage parties when pregnancy is the issue or if the minor already has a child. At the time of application the pregnant minor must present a notarized statement confirming the pregnancy from a physician licensed to practice in the state.

If the minor already has a child they must bring the birth certificate and any official court orders/papers (such as custody orders) at the time of application Virginia also has established grounds an procedures for emancipation of minors, however cases are adjudicated on individual merit and dispensation is at the discretion of the presiding judge. VFC 16.1-331.

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