Plaintiff must have been in good faith, a resident of the State for six months before filing petition, and either a citizen of the United States or a person who has declared his or her intention to become such. OHIO. MARRIAGE.--To marry, a male must be at least 18 years and a female 16 years of age. Parental consent is required for males under 21 years and females under 18 years. IMPEDIMENTS.--Marriage between persons nearer of kin than second cousins is forbidden. FORMALITIES.--License is necessary unless banns be published in presence of congregation on two different days of public worship. No particular form of ceremony is required. The marriage may be solemnized by any ordained minister licensed by the State to perform marriages, or a justice of the peace in his county. CAUSES FOR DIVORCE: 1. Upon proof that either party was already married at time of the marriage sought to be dissolved. 2. Wilful absence of one party from the other for three years. 3. Adultery. 4. Impotency. 5. Extreme cruelty. 6. Fraudulent contract. 7. Any gross neglect of duty. 8. Habitual drunkenness for three years. 9. Imprisonment in a penitentiary. 10. Procurement of a divorce without the State. ACTIONS FOR SEPARATE MAINTENANCE.--A wife may sue for separate maintenance because of: 1. Adultery. 2. Gross neglect of duty. 3. Abandonment without good cause. 4. Habitual drunkenness. 5. Sentence to imprisonment in a penitentiary. EFFECTS OF DIVORCE.--If the divorce is granted to the wife, because of the aggression of the husband, she shall be allowed such alimony out of her husband's property as the court deems reasonable. If the husband secures a divorce, on the aggression of the wife, he shall be allowed such alimony out of the wife's property as the court deems reasonable. The granting of a divorce does not affect the legitimacy of the children of the parties. Upon granting a divorce, the court shall make such order for the care and support of the children as is just and proper. OKLAHOMA. MARRIAGE.--The minimum age for marriage and the rule as to parental consent are the same as that stated for Nebraska. IMPEDIMENTS.--Same as in Nebraska. FORMALITIES.--Same as in Nebraska. CAUSES FOR DIVORCE: 1. Adultery. 2. Former husband or wife living. 3. Abandonment for one year. 4. Impotency. 5. Pregnancy by wife at time of marriage by another man. 6. Extreme cruelty. 7. Fraudulent contract. 8. Habitual drunkenness. 9. Gross neglect of duty. 10. Conviction of felony. ACTION FOR SEPARATE MAINTENANCE.--This action may be maintained for any of the causes sufficient for divorce. OREGON. MARRIAGE.--A male is capable of marrying at 18 years, a female at 15 years. Parental consent is required for males under 21 years and females under 18 years. IMPEDIMENTS.--Marriages between first cousins of the whole or half blood or relatives nearer of kin are prohibited.