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Posted: 2/23/2006 3:27:05 PM EDT
No its not for me unless after 16 years you can get it annulled. Anyway is there a certain time frame to get a marriage annulled after the wedding
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 3:30:47 PM EDT
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thanks for keeping us updated
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 3:41:21 PM EDT
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Your Welcome!

Its a curiousity thing.

So do you have an answer
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 3:54:31 PM EDT
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Your Welcome!

Its a curiousity thing.

So do you have an answer



I don't think there was a civil annullment process in any state I've lived in.

Some Christian sects have annullments for cause, but that is a religious vs. civil function and won't get you out of paying child support.

ETA you could claim you are a muslim, and that you are offended by a no annullment process. That would probably get you further than any legitimate claims.
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 4:04:14 PM EDT
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I think there are different types and they are based on time and condition.  I think you can annul within 7-30 days for just about any reason.  Then there are annulments that can be like a year out if the was an unknown, pre-existing, condition like drug addiction (sp?).  It also depends on thne state you're in and I'm talking about legal annulments.   I don't know anything about all the religious issues.
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 4:13:22 PM EDT
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No its not for me unless after 16 years you can get it annulled. Anyway is there a certain time frame to get a marriage annulled after the wedding



Are you referring to an annullment like Britney Spears got with her 55-hour "marriage" or are you referring to a religious annullment?
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 4:48:02 PM EDT
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For a legal annulment, not a religious annulment, check the statutes in the state where the person lives.  One of my in-laws made a mistake, and then wised up and didn't consummate the marriage.  He was going to divorce her and I suggested after looking up the law in his state, that he try to get an annulment.  One usually must have grounds for an annulment, i.e.  bigamy, fraud, etc.  My in-law was granted an annulment in much less time than a divorce would take also.  In many states, the state statutes are online so you can get a general idea of what grounds there are for an annulment in the particular state.  Consult a divorce and/or family law attorney.
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 6:17:08 PM EDT
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Thanks for the replies. My son is getting married without giving the whole thing alot of thought. The woman has lots of credit card debt, treats him like crap, & a 13 y/o crazy daughter that shows him NO respect but he isn't allowed to repremand, and the list goes on. This would be a legal annullment. He doesn't see the hand writting on the wall with this woman. Sometimes kids just don't listen
Link Posted: 2/23/2006 7:01:20 PM EDT
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Thanks for the replies. My son is getting married without giving the whole thing alot of thought. The woman has lots of credit card debt, treats him like crap, & a 13 y/o crazy daughter that shows him NO respect but he isn't allowed to repremand, and the list goes on. This would be a legal annullment. He doesn't see the hand writting on the wall with this woman. Sometimes kids just don't listen



Nothing beats experience as a teacher.

He'll learn.
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