United States Supreme Court to take on Same Sex Marriage

    DECEMBER 8, 2012- On the heels of three states approving same sex marriage, the United States Supreme Court is expected to take on the issue this coming March.

    Erin Moll and Amy Terrizzi of Erie are a same sex couple who are set to marry in June...  Their marriage wouldn't be legal here, but they're hoping the Supreme Court will make what they say is the right choice.

"We want to be together and start a family and just live a normal life," says Erin Moll.

     Upon the Supreme Court's decision, the DOMA Act that only recognizes marriage between a man and a woman could become null and void...

    And Prop 8 in California which originally overturned legal same sex marriage in that state could possibly be thrown out as well.

"Our marriage could become legal... it brings tears to my eyes.... why shouldn't our marriage be legal?" Says Moll.

    Right now, Amy and Erin would have to file separate taxes, separate health care and much more...

"If we have to adopt a child we would have to save up personal days because out marriage isn't recognized," Says Terrizzi.

    There are about 120,000 legally married same sex couples...  Amy and Erin hope their marriage will count and they can get the blessing they deserve...

"It's not a choice.. It's who we are and we love each other and it's all about love," says Moll.

This case will head to the Supreme Court in March.

    A decision could be made as soon as June 29th.