The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . . § 741.212 (2013), prohibited the recognition of out-of-state same-sex marriages, providing that: Marriages . . . Stat. § 741.212(1), (2) (2013). . . . However, up until January 6, 2015, § 741.212 remained legally in effect. . . . Rather, the defendants’ conduct was caused by, and constituted légal enforcement of, § 741.212, which . . . It is undisputed that, at the time of the November 5, 2014 letter, the enforcement of § 741.212 was not . . . developed record, the majority can point only to the November 5th letter, and its references to the § 741.212 . . .
. . . spouse of the Decedent, was engaged in a “legal union” with the Decedent within the meaning of section 741.212 . . . Section 741.212(3) directs Florida courts to recognize as marriages—and restricts the term “spouse” to . . . We find further support for our application of section 741.212(3) in the Fourth District’s appraisal . . . The probate court in its order noted that Obergefell invalidated portions of section 741.212(3) but that . . . We address section 741.212(3) only to point out where the probate court erred in its construction of . . . The Mejia court also relied heavily on the language of section 741.212, Florida Statutes (1999), in determining . . . parties’ heavy reliance on the reasoning set forth in Mejia that the circuit court tracked section 741.212 . . . court did not intend to embrace an expanded definition of marriage by tracking the language of section 741.212 . . . the majority has overstated the significance of the circuit court order’s brief reference to section 741.212 . . .
. . . .; § 741.212, Fla. Stat. (2011). . . .
. . . She pointed to section 741.212, Florida Statutes (2013), commonly known as Florida’s Defense of Marriage . . . The trial court concluded that it was bound by section 741.212 and dismissed the petition. . . . out-of-state same-sex marriages because they violate Florida’s public policy as set forth in section 741.212 . . . Stated differently, they have not established that section 741.212 or article I, section 27 of the Florida . . . Section 741.212(2) prohibits "[t]he state, its' agencies, and its political subdivisions” from giving . . . Indeed, a proper characterization of the claimed right at issue in this case demonstrates- that sections 741.212 . . . Brenner tells us that article I, section 27, of the Florida Constitution and related statutes, sections 741.212 . . . It is hard to fathom that the legislators who passed sections 741.212 and 741.04(1) envisioned a scenario . . . Unquestionably, in the trial court’s view, article I, section 27, of the Florida Constitution and section 741.212 . . . insists that procreation and traditional family units undergird article I, section 27 and sections 741.212 . . . I would note, that allowing same-sex couples to obtain a divorce does not run afoul of section 741.212 . . .
. . . dismissing their petition for dissolution of their out-of-state marriage on the authority of section 741.212 . . . petition, the trial court sua sponte dismissed the petition with prejudice on the authority of section 741.212 . . . The parties did not raise the constitutionality of section 741.212 in the trial court or as a point on . . . The statute the parties wish us to “interpret” reads as follows; Section 741.212. . . . . § 741.212, Fla. Stat. (1997) (emphasis added). . . .
. . . provided notice to the Attorney General that the case involved a constitutional challenge to section 741.212 . . . , which determined that the circuit court had no jurisdiction to grant a divorce because of section 741.212 . . . legally required to give credit to the out-of-state marriage in this dissolution proceeding. .Section 741.212 . . . .; § 741.212(1), Fla. Stat. (2013). . . .
. . . Grimsley plaintiffs all challenge Article I, § 27, of the Florida Constitution, and Florida Statutes § 741.212 . . . Florida Statutes § 741.212 provides: (1) Marriages between persons of the same sex entered into in any . . . Florida provisions on same-sex marriage: Florida Constitution, Article I, § 27; Florida Statutes § 741.212 . . .
. . . . § 741.212; Ga. Const. Art. 1, § 4, I; Ga.Code Ann. § 19-3-3.1; Haw. Const. Art. 1, § 23; Haw.Rev. . . .
. . . . §§ 741.21, 741.212, Fla. Stat. (2002). . . . .” § 741.212(1), Fla. Stat. (2002). . . .
. . . See § 741.212, Fla. Stat. . . . engage in married sexual relations because Florida permits marriage only between a man and a woman. § 741.212 . . .
. . . that Judith and Melinda were not legally married at the time of the injury and further that section 741.212 . . . See § 741.212, Fla. Stat. (2006). . . .
. . . Initially, a comparison of the proposed amendment with current law in section 741.212 of the Florida . . . Section 741.212, in pertinent part, reads: (1) Marriages between persons of the same sex entered into . . . and one woman as husband and wife, and the term “spouse” applies only to a member of such a union. § 741.212 . . . substantially alter the function of any branch of government as the State is currently applying section 741.212 . . .
. . . Florida law does not recognize same sex marriages, section 741.212(1), Florida Statutes (2005), and defines . . . term “spouse'' as applying to a “legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife.” § 741.212 . . .
. . . The facts of this case do not raise any issues under the Florida Defense of Marriage Act, section 741.212 . . .
. . . . § 1738C, and Florida Statutes § 741.212, unconstitutional and to enjoin their enforcement. . . . Stat. § 741.212. BAKER v. . . . But, until then, this Court is constrained to hold DOMA and Florida Statutes § 741.212 constitutionally . . . Florida Statutes § 741.212, Marriages between persons of the same sex, provides: (1) Marriages between . . . Plaintiffs’ claim that DOMA is unconstitutional and does not address the validity of Florida Statutes § 741.212 . . .
. . . . § 741.212, Fla. Stat. (Supp.1998). . . .
. . . . § 741.212; see also American Airlines v. . . .
. . . Gainesville employment policies are forbidden “as otherwise provided by law,” including particularly section 741.212 . . .
. . . . § 741.212 (1997). . . .
. . . Lowe contends that section 741.212, Florida Statutes (1999), “directly preempt[s]” the DPA. . . . Section 741.212 provides: (1) Marriages between persons of the same sex entered into in any jurisdiction . . . Finally, as the county observes in its brief, the primary impetus behind the passage of section 741.212 . . . ]” within the meaning of section 741.212. . . . FLEETWOOD HOTEL, INC., 261 So.2d 801, 804 (Fla.1972); or (2) THE ACT IS INCONSISTENT WITH SECTIONS 741.212 . . .
. . . Section 741.212 provides as follows: “For purposes of interpreting any state statute or rule, the term . . . one woman as husband and ■wife, and the term ‘spouse’ applies only to a member of such a union.” § 741.212 . . . Law 54 of 1990 cannot be considered a marriage for purposes of Florida law, especially under section 741.212 . . .