Clearwater Beach Annulment Lawyer
Not all couples get to have their happily ever after, especially as they finally see what the other person is like during their marriage. There are also instances that couples are married in circumstances that are not favorable for both of them. Others may have found the impasse that they cannot resolve. As a result, couples may consider getting their marriage annulled.
When you reach out to our Clearwater Beach, FL team at Clearwater Family Law, our team will look at the circumstances that have brought you to your current situation. We will explain how the entire process of annulment is done in Florida and assist in proving that there are grounds for your chosen legal action.
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Annulment and Divorce: Which One is Better
Some people often confuse annulment and divorce because of the fact they both can dissolve a couple’s marriage to one another. However, divorce does not require both parties to present a reason why you are requesting it. You can easily say that you are divorcing each other due to irreconcilable differences or damage to the relationship.
In an annulment, parties must present the reason why they are splitting with the evidence they have uncovered after marriage. They can also request for annulment if the marriage is not approved under the law, especially if the spouse is underaged or forced in the act.
Clearwater Family Law can help you make a well-informed decision with regards to how you want your marriage to be dissolved. Regardless of the reasons you may have, our experienced lawyers will do everything they can to help you during this crucial time in your life and give you everything you need to know.
Requirements for Annulment
If couples wish to request for annulment, you will need to prove that there are grounds for annulment. You can present any of the following proofs to the court:
- Medical records that show that one party cannot have sexual intercourse or have children
- Unwillingness to consummate the marriage or have a child
- Late discovery after the marriage that the spouse is under 18
- Mental records showing the spouse’s incapacity
- Evidence of bigamy
- Evidence of forced or coerced marriage
If you wish to get assistance in sorting out the evidence to get the issue rolling or if you want to start the process, our team here at Clearwater Family Law can help you out. We will also advise you on how you can present them in court.
Free Consultation Today
Here at Clearwater Family Law, our lawyers are experienced in dealing with Florida family law cases and issues. Our team will walk you through the entire legal process and see your circumstances to determine how you can attain your target at the end of the case. We will also advise you if you need legal advice and ensure that you get the best representation to protect you and your family.
Call Clearwater Family Law at (727) 228-6263 today for your Free Consultation with a Clearwater Beach Family Law Lawyer!