Information about Panama Marriage.

Marriage in Panama is subject to local laws and regulations. Below is some basic information about marriage in Panama:

1. Age of Marriage: To get married in Panama, both parties must be at least 18 years old. In case of marriage of persons under the age of 18, written permission of their parents or legal representatives is required.

2. Marriage Application: Couples wishing to marry must obtain a marriage license from the local municipality in Panama. In the application, the couple must submit documents such as identity documents, birth certificates and passports.

3. Marriage Ceremony: In Panama, marriage ceremonies are usually held in civil marriage offices or churches. Civil weddings are performed in the presence of a judge or municipal official. For church weddings, couples must make a reservation by contacting church officials.

4. Marriage Certificates: Once the marriage is completed, couples are issued an official marriage certificate. This document indicates legal recognition of the marriage and can be used for other official acts.

5. Divorce and Separation: Divorce and separation procedures are also available in Panama. Divorce applications must be submitted to the court and couples must prove their reasons for divorce. Divorce proceedings result in couples reaching an agreement on issues such as property division, child custody and financial arrangements. The above information provides a general overview and it is recommended that you contact local authorities for more detailed information about marriage law in Panama.