Annulments in Texas
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At Wynne Law Firm, our experienced team has more than a century of collective family law experience. We are well acquainted with the challenges and pitfalls clients face in this practice area, especially faced with a significant action like dissolving a marriage. Our compassionate and skilled Fort Worth divorce attorneys can help you navigate this process, protect your interests, and ensure the swiftest and most efficient outcome possible.
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Grounds for an Annulment in Texas
In a divorce, it is assumed that a couple’s legitimate marriage has crumbled beyond repair and they want to dissolve all legal ties with one another. In an annulment, however, it is recognized that the marriage has suffered by some form of fraud and was never legitimate to begin with.
Annulments can be granted in Texas if, at the time of the marriage:
- One spouse suffered from permanent impotency
- One spouse was already married
- One spouse was mentally incapacitated
- One spouse was under the influence of drugs or alcohol
- One spouse had been divorced within 30 days
- One spouse was forced to marry or under duress
- One spouse was too closely related to the other
If a marriage occurs too quickly following the acquisition of a marriage license (less than 72 hours), that marriage is also eligible for annulment. If you believe that your marriage needs to be annulled for one of the above reasons, then our firm is ready to hear your story.
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