Annulment

While each individual state has its own laws regarding grounds for marriage annulment or divorce, certain requirements apply nationwide. An annulment case can be initiated by either party in a marriage. The party initiating the annulment must prove that he or she has the grounds to do so and if it can be proven, the marriage will be considered null and void by the court. Some of the common grounds for annulment are:

Depending on your state of residence, a divorce can be much more complicated than an annulment.

Like annulment cases, each state has its own set of laws regarding divorce. In most divorce cases, marital assets are divided and debts are settled. If the marriage has produced children, a divorce proceeding determines custody of the children, visitation rights and spousal and child support issues.

The professional partners at DivorceLink specialize in areas of Annulment and are here to provide any assistance you may need.

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