Annulment
The Law is about interpretation and communication. The emotional turmoil and stress you're going through is painful enough while the legal issues can be unbarring and complicated.
The Laws are constantly changing. Our Attorneys are always up-to-date with the current laws, regulations, procedures and required documents that apply to your legal issue.
Our Attorneys are skilled at helping clients make the Annulment process as civil and uncomplicated as possible. This will save you both time and money. However, if the Opposing Side does not hold these ideas in high regard, we will be prepared to litigate at trial as zealously as necessary.
Several common questions regarding Annulments are:
What is an Annulment?
It voids a marriage and returns the parties to the status as prior to married.
What are the ground rules?
An Annulment is very hard to obtain. You must prove some type of fraud, coercion, or incompetency. The mere fact that one or both parties are Catholic is insufficient to obtain an Annulment.
How do I get an Annulment?
File a Petition in Family Court.
Seeking legal counsel with regard to your case of Annulment is a very important decision. Our Attorneys have the experience, skills and insight to represent you with regard to your legal case. Annulments are very hard to prove.
Representing clients in Santa Clara County, Alameda County, Santa Cruz County, San Mateo County, San Francisco County, San Benito County, Sonoma County, Monterey County, Contra Costa County, Marin County, San Joaquin County, and Sacramento County; to name a few.
The Laws are constantly changing. Our Attorneys are always up-to-date with the current laws, regulations, procedures and required documents that apply to your legal issue.
Our Attorneys are skilled at helping clients make the Annulment process as civil and uncomplicated as possible. This will save you both time and money. However, if the Opposing Side does not hold these ideas in high regard, we will be prepared to litigate at trial as zealously as necessary.
Several common questions regarding Annulments are:
What is an Annulment?
It voids a marriage and returns the parties to the status as prior to married.
What are the ground rules?
An Annulment is very hard to obtain. You must prove some type of fraud, coercion, or incompetency. The mere fact that one or both parties are Catholic is insufficient to obtain an Annulment.
How do I get an Annulment?
File a Petition in Family Court.
Seeking legal counsel with regard to your case of Annulment is a very important decision. Our Attorneys have the experience, skills and insight to represent you with regard to your legal case. Annulments are very hard to prove.
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- Legal advice & counsel based on over 20 years experience
- A Certified Family Law Specialist by the State of California
- Access to any necessary outside resources needed such as psychologists, analysts, forensics CPA, private investigators
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Representing clients in Santa Clara County, Alameda County, Santa Cruz County, San Mateo County, San Francisco County, San Benito County, Sonoma County, Monterey County, Contra Costa County, Marin County, San Joaquin County, and Sacramento County; to name a few.