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Application for a Declaration of Nullity

Austin Texas Application for a Declaration of Nullity

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This form is used in the Catholic Church named a declaration of nullity, commonly known as an annulment , a decision that is made by the Church, which acknowledges that a couple never established the sacred bond of marriage.

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Interesting Questions

Can I appeal if my Declaration of Nullity is denied?

Yes, you can typically appeal a denial, but it’s a good idea to consult with a lawyer to understand the process and your options.

What happens after the Declaration of Nullity is granted?

Once granted, the marriage is considered null and void, allowing both parties to move on as if they were never married.

Do I need a lawyer to help with this process?

While it’s not mandatory, having a lawyer can help navigate the legal waters and ensure everything goes smoothly.

How long does the process usually take?

The time can vary but typically it can take a few months to complete the legal process, depending on the court's schedule.

What are some common reasons for seeking a Declaration of Nullity?

Common reasons include fraud, coercion, mental incapacity, or if one of the spouses was already married to someone else.

Who can file for a Declaration of Nullity?

Generally, either spouse can file for a Declaration of Nullity if they believe the marriage was invalid due to reasons like lack of consent or legal incapacity.