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Annulment:

An annulment is a legal decree that makes a marriage null and void.  Once a marriage has been annulled, it is as if the couple had never been married.  An annulment can be pursued through the legal and religious avenues.  An individual receiving a legal annulment would also need to obtain a religious annulment if they wish to remarry in their church. Each state has there own rules and guidelines regarding annulment law, as do individual religions.  Here at Prime Attorney, we have a network of experienced attorneys who can help you with obtaining a legal annulment.  Take a few minutes to complete the free case review or call 1-800-550-8047 to speak with an attorney in your area. 

In pursuing a legal annulment, you must prove there are grounds for an annulment to be granted.  Possible grounds for an annulment could be;

 

·         Misrepresentation

·         Deception

·         Inability or unwillingness to consummate the marriage

·         Mental incapacity

·         An incestuous relationship

·         Refusal to have children

·         Underage at the time of the marriage

·         Under the influence of alcohol or drug at the time of the marriage

·         Concealment of serious personal issues

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