Tuesday, September 27, 2011

What is the difference between a divorce and an annulment?

An annulment you get if you've been married for a few days or hours and a divorce is if you've been married for a while, am I right? or wrong? or a little off?|||An annulment is a declaration that there never was a marriage.





A divorce recognizes a valid marriage and provides for property distribution.|||A divorce is the dissolution of a legitimate marriage.


An annulment is virtually/legally saying no legitimate marriage existed.


Sometimes you can be married a short while, and still require a divorce. Sometimes you can be married a while and get an annulment - say the marriage was never consummated, and/or you never shared a life together.|||Your right..usually an annulment is when you married for like 6 months and want to divorce..but anything over that it will be considered a divorce..but it all depends on the state your living in they have certain requirements...like i believe here in Florida if your married and its not yet 6 months you will have to file for an annulment..hope this helps|||In the state I live in after a short marriage, when information surfaces that would have prevented the marriage from happening in the first place if it had ben known beforehand is grounds for a annulment.

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