Annulment
Definition:
An annulment is a legal procedure for nullifying a marriage. An annulment makes a marriage null and void, as if it never happened from the start. Grounds for annulment vary according to the state, but typically apply to marriages took place at underage parties, those that involve blood relationships or the absence of mental or physical capacity. Other reasons for annulment could be intoxication, refusal of intercourse or concealment of prior marriage.
Consequences of Annulment:
It can be difficult in some jurisdictions to get an annulment once a married couple has children. An annulment can also limit a couple's ability to share the estate or to get spousal support or alimony.What a Lawyer can do for you:
If you or someone you know are seeking a marriage annulment or have been served with annulment papers, a family lawyer can help. A family lawyer can help represent you in your annulment petition with the court. Having a family lawyer on your side can help protect your interests and can help facilitate the process.Lawyer Referral Service:
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