Legal Question in Immigration Law in Maryland

If you came to USA on a visa 14 years ago (and have a proof of a visa, I-94 card, etc), then, yes, after marriage to a 18-year old US citizen fiancee you might be able to apply for adjustment of status and obtain a green card. If you came to USA illegally, then your situation would be much more complex.

It's advisable that you consult a knowledgeable immigration lawyer.

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First, you should retain counsel to determine your eligibility to adjust status. The law requires a lawful admission to the U.S. (i.e. a visa with a stamp or I-94). There are other eligibility issues that must be determined as well such as financial sponsorship and health. Second, you state that "because of circumstances" you are not a U.S. citizen. This leads me to infer that your parents brought you here and one or both may have naturalized. This also needs to be reviewed by a skilled citizenship lawyer.