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Annulment basics One of the spouses is married to another person (bigamy) You got married when you were under 18 and it wasn't legal to do so. Your spouse tricked you to get you to agree to marry them.
Initial Filing Fees Filing FeeCostDissolution of Marriage/Annulment$408Domestic Relations Exception Cases (Pursuant to F.S. 28.241(1)(a)(1)(b))$300General Domestic Relations$400Name Change$4003 more rows
Florida does not have an annulment statue.
Failure to consummate the marriage: A marriage in which the parties fail to consummate their union can be grounds for annulment in certain circumstances. Typically, though, there must have been a failure to consummate the marriage for several years before a court will even entertain a petition for annulment.
(Annulment papers must be filed in Florida's circuit courts.) The petition needs to explain if the marriage is void or voidable and why. If the other party disagrees with the petition, they have the right to file and serve a counterclaim for dissolution of marriage.
The Florida court system allows annulment if you have yet to consummate the marriage or have not yet lived together. You can also get an annulment in a case where you find out your wife is pregnant from another man after you are married. If these do not apply, then the marriage needs to be considered ?void.?
The final step in an annulment case is having a judge sign a Decree of Annulment. This is the document that includes all of the terms of the annulment and legally ends the marriage. An annulment is not final until a judge has signed a Decree of Annulment and it is filed with the Clerk of Court.
The marriage is void because it's bigamous (means on spouse is legally married to more than one person), incestuous) the couple is closely related by blood or marriage), the union consists two under aged people, or because one spouse is permanently mentally, incapacitated and unable to consent to marriage.