Oct 27, 2018
I do not believe that such a misrepresentation would be sufficient to qualify for fraud under the annulment statute. You can, however, sue for divorce which is basically the same process as annulment. If you’re located in the New York City metropolitan area, please give me a call at 212-370-1660 to discuss the matter at […]
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Oct 27, 2018
The inability to have an erection is not, in and of itself , grounds for an annulment. In order to get an annulment, you’ll have to prove some form of fraud, and prove that you discussed having children with your spouse before the marriage and he assured you that he was capable of having children […]
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Oct 27, 2018
In order to properly respond to your question I must have additional information such as which State will have jurisdiction over this case, what are the grounds upon which you are seeking annulment, etc.Under the New York Domestic Relations Law, section 140, an action for judgment declaring nullity of a void marriage or annulling a […]
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Oct 27, 2018
DRL Section 140 [ there is no Section 140(1)] deals with the annulment of marriages based on six specific grounds: 1) former husband or wife living, 2) party under age of consent; 3) party mentally retarded person or mentally ill; 4) physical incapacity; 5) consent by force, duress or fraud; 6) incurable mental illness for […]
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Oct 27, 2018
Each state has different criteria. Please refer to an earlier answer which you will find in the Questions and Answers section of our web site for more details about New York annulment law. Leonard M. Weiner, Esq./Divorce Solutions
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Oct 27, 2018
This question was asked and answered in a previous question and can be found in the earlier Questions and Answers. Leonard M. Weiner, Esq. Divorce Solutions
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Oct 27, 2018
I assume from your question that there are no children and none expected. In cases of short term marriages, such as the one you describe, the courts will consider the fact that the parties have only then married for a few months and will allocate the marital property accordingly. There will probably be some allocation […]
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Oct 27, 2018
Each state has its own statutory requirement for an annulment; with regard to the New York state requirements, please refer to a previous question and answer which discussed the criteria. Based on the information you presented, your marriage was a legal marriage, and would not qualify for an annulment under New York law. Leonard M. […]
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Oct 27, 2018
Different states have different criteria for determining when it will allow for annulment. In the state of New York, for instance, the duration of the marriage is irrelevant. The basic question around which an annulment will be granted is whether the parties were of age and mental capacity to understand the significance of act in […]
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Oct 27, 2018
You have not indicated which state you are presently residing in and therefore I cannot tell you with certainty what the residency requirements are which you will need in order for your state to accept jurisdiction over this divorce matter. It will not be necessary to return to be Philippines to get your divorce. But […]
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