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Annulment of
Marriage
An Annulment is one way to terminate a marriage in Pennsylvania.
Annulment applies to marriages that were void from the outset, such as
cases where one party lacked intent to marry and was tricked or severely
intoxicated. Another type of void marriages involves a lack of capacity to
marry where, for example, one party is under age or both parties are
related to each other by blood as to fall within the forbidden degree of
consanguinity.
The good news is, Pennsylvania is a no fault divorce jurisdiction, which
means you need not prove that the other spouse was at "fault" for
disrupting the marriage. In fact, in most instances, you need blame your
spouse (and that person need not blame you) for any problems in the
marriage. Overall, getting a divorce through the family law courts (rather
than a quick annulment) may be less painful than you think.
A capable lawyer can walk you through the process and ensure that you
maximize your use of the family law courts. If, for example, you and your
spouse accumulated assets and you need a judge to ender an order
partitioning property, the family law courts are well equipt to enter the
appropriate order. Avoiding the family law courts can actually cost you
more time and money if the alternative is having a judge in the "civil courts"
(non-family law division) to do the same task of partition. Thus, it does not
always pay to avoid the family law court depending on your goals.
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