Annulments Annulments
are the legal equivalent of an eraser - it creates a legal fiction that says
your marriage never happened.Grounds for an annulment are limited, and generally one has to
be able to prove that he or she was induced into a marriage unfairly, such as
by the use of fraud.Parties to an
annulment may still be entitled to a financial settlement, so if there are
assets to be divided, seeking an annulment does not mean that you have to give
up your financial rights.
If you are considering an annulment, call us to schedule an appointment and discuss your rights and options.
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