From the information that you provided it does not seem to do have grounds for an annulment. You can, however , file for divorce which is basically the same thing, since both annulment and divorce are recorded in the county recorder’s office. You should do this as soon as possible if you really believe that […]
From the information that you provided it does not seem to do have grounds for an annulment. You can, however , file for divorce which is basically the same thing, since both annulment and divorce are recorded in the county recorder’s office. You should do this as soon as possible if you really believe that there is no future for this marriage. Since your spouse is going to have your child, however, before you decide on divorce, perhaps you should try family counseling to see if you can reconstruct your marriage for the sake of the child if not for your own benefits. Marriage requires a commitment by both individuals and to the marriage unit and six months is not much time.
If you decide in the divorce is the answer, and you’re living in the New York City metropolitan area, please call may at 212-370-1660 to discuss mediating the divorce. It will be cheaper, faster, with much less aggravation.
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq. / Divorce Solutions