Annulment Legal Services - End Your Marriage the Right Way
Understanding Annulment & How We Can Help
An annulment is a legal process that declares a marriage null and void, as if it never legally existed.
Unlike divorce, an annulment is granted based on specific legal grounds and requires court approval.
If you believe your marriage qualifies for annulment, RequestLegalService.com is here to
provide expert legal guidance through our experienced team of professionals.
Grounds for Annulment
Annulment is not available in every situation and must be based on legally recognized grounds, including:
Fraud or Misrepresentation
One spouse deceived the other about a significant fact (e.g., hidden prior marriage, undisclosed infertility).
Bigamy
One spouse was already legally married to another person at the time of the marriage.
Underage Marriage
One or both spouses were under the legal age for marriage and did not obtain proper consent.
Lack of Consent
One spouse was forced, threatened, or mentally incapacitated at the time of marriage.
Impotence or Inability to Consummate
One spouse was unable or refused to engage in marital relations without disclosure before marriage.
Incestuous Marriage
The marriage is between close blood relatives, which is prohibited by law.
Other Legal Grounds
Each state has specific laws regarding annulment eligibility.
Our Annulment Legal Services Include
Case Evaluation
Determining whether you qualify for annulment under state laws.
Legal Documentation & Filing
Handling paperwork and filing petitions with the court.
Court Representation
Advocating for you in annulment hearings and legal proceedings.
Spousal & Child Support Issues
Ensuring legal rights are protected regarding financial and custody matters.
Property & Asset Division
Resolving financial matters related to the annulled marriage.
We don’t just handle paperwork—we help build families.
Our Annulment Process
Free Initial Consultation
Assess eligibility and discuss your case confidentially.
Evidence Gathering
Collect documents such as marriage certificates, medical records, witness statements, and proof of fraud or incapacity.
Filing the Petition
Draft and submit a legally sound petition to the court, adhering to residency requirements (typically 6+ months in the filing state).
Service of Process
Ensure proper notification to the spouse, even if their whereabouts are unknown (e.g., via certified mail or publication).
Court Representation
Advocate for you in hearings, presenting evidence and countering disputes.
Final Judgment
Secure a decree of nullity, resolving property division and child custody as needed.
Key Considerations
Property Division
Unlike divorce, annulments treat assets as separate property, but courts may ensure equitable distribution.
Child Custody
Children born during an annulled marriage retain legitimacy, and custody is determined based on their best interests.
Timelines
Uncontested cases may take 1–2 years; contested cases often longer.
Emotional Support
We connect clients with counseling resources to manage stress and grief.
Why Choose RequestLegalService.com?
Free Case Evaluation
Understand your eligibility for annulment without commitment.
Experienced Legal Professionals
Skilled attorneys who specialize in annulments.
Personalized Approach
Tailored strategies to meet your unique needs.
Fast & Efficient Process
We streamline the legal steps to help you move forward quickly.
Affordable Legal Assistance
Cost-effective solutions tailored to your situation.
Transparent Costs
Clear fee structures with no hidden charges.
Confidential & Compassionate Service
We handle your case with discretion and care.
Comprehensive Support
Assistance with post-annulment matters, including remarriage and civil status updates
How It Works
Submit Your Request
Provide details about your marriage and grounds for annulment.
Free Initial Consultation
Connect and discuss your case with an experienced legal specialist.
Legal Consultation
Receive guidance on the annulment process and your legal options.
Proceed with Annulment
Our attorneys will handle all legal steps required to finalize your annulment.