IMPEDIMENTS.--A man shall not marry his grandmother, grandfather's wife, wife's grandmother, father's sister, mother's sister, mother, stepmother, wife's mother, daughter, wife's daughter, son's wife, sister, son's daughter, daughter's daughter, son's son's wife, daughter's son's wife, wife's son's daughter, wife's daughter's daughter, brother's daughter, sister's daughter. A woman shall not marry her grandfather, grandmother's husband, husband's grandfather, father's brother, mother's brother, father, stepfather, husband's father, son, husband's son, daughter's husband, brother, son's son, daughter's son, son's daughter's husband, daughter's daughter's husband, husband's son's son, husband's daughter's son, brother's son, sister's son. CELEBRATION.--Marriage may be solemnized before a judge of any court of record, or any justice of the peace, or by any minister or ordained person who has furnished proof of his official capacity to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Licenses to marry are issued by the clerk of the Supreme Court upon an affidavit showing that the contracting parties are competent and that all the requirements of law have been complied with. DIVORCE.--There is only one cause for a divorce, namely, adultery. A judicial separation or divorce from bed and board may be granted because of cruelty, unjustifiable desertion or drunkenness. Marriages procured by fraud or coercion, or between parties incapable by reason of insanity or non-age of concluding the contract, can be annulled. Petitioners in matrimonial causes must have been bona fide residents of the District of Columbia before instituting proceedings. CONNECTICUT. MARRIAGE.--No age is fixed by statute at which minors are capable of contracting marriage. The parents or guardians must give consent in writing to the registrar before a license is issued if either party is a minor. CONSANGUINITY AND AFFINITY.--No man shall marry his mother, grandmother, daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, niece, stepmother or stepdaughter; no woman shall marry her father, grandfather, son, grandson, brother, uncle, nephew, stepfather or stepson. All such marriages are declared to be incestuous. CELEBRATION.--Any ordained clergyman of any State, any judge or justice of the peace may solemnize marriage. No special form of celebration is required. ANNULMENT.--Whenever, from any cause, any marriage is void the superior court has jurisdiction, upon complaint, to pass a decree declaring it so. LEGITIMACY OF CHILDREN.--Children born before marriage whose parents afterwards intermarry are deemed legitimate and inherit equally with other children.