Parts of Alabama are refusing to issue marriage license to ALL couples, straight or same-sex, in defiance of legalization of same-sex marriage.

ALABAMA – The Supreme Court struck down ban on same-sex marriage. That opinion requires all 50 states to license a marriage for two people of the same sex.

WHNT News 19 is currently making calls to see which counties in Alabama are issuing marriage licenses.

Here's a breakdown by county in alphabetical order:

• Colbert County: Not issuing any licenses until they fully review the order
• DeKalb County: Issuing licenses to all
• Franklin County: Not issuing any licenses, only accepting applications until they further review the order
• Jackson County: Not issuing any licenses until further notice
• Lauderdale County: Not issuing marriage licenses to anyone until they evaluate further
• Lawrence County: The Probate Judge is out of the office for family reasons. The office is not addressing it until they are issued the order from the Supreme Court.
• Limestone County: Not issuing any licenses until they can meet to discuss the recent order
• Madison County: Issuing licenses to all
• Marshall County: Not issuing any licenses until further notice
• Morgan County: The Probate Judge is not in office, so county isn't addressing this until Monday
• Lincoln County, TN: Issuing licenses to all

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