Gay marriage is legal because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. But if that ruling were overturned, same-sex marriage would be illegal in Michigan.

Michigan's constitutional ban is currently dormant due to the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.

The Respect for Marriage Act requires Michigan to recognize existing marriages and those from other states, but no new marriage licenses could be issued in Michigan. What can we do?

Hodges, which allowed gay marriage, needs to be reviewed. State legislators, including in Michigan, have introduced resolutions urging the Supreme Court to overturn its same-sex marriage decision.

It's the question many young couples ask those in long-term marriages: What's the secret to a successful marriage?

Michigan GOP lawmaker insists banning gay marriage is ‘not remotely controversial’. Polls say otherwise Public polling suggests about 70 percent of Americans agree same-sex marriage should be ...

A Republican state lawmaker in Michigan said gay marriage should be “illegal again,” an inflammatory remark that prompted swift rebuke from Democrats. State Rep. Josh Schriver (R) made the ...

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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel was one of the attorneys who represented April DeBoer and Jane Rowse, a Michigan couple whose case seeking to overturn the state's ban on same-sex marriage ended ...

Explore Michigan's turbulent history with LGBTQ rights and same-sex marriage, from bans to breakthroughs, and the stories behind its legal evolution.

Michigan’s marriage ban was challenged in federal court in a lawsuit brought by Attorney General Dana Nessel, then an attorney in private practice representing the plaintiffs in DeBoer v. Snyder.