How long do you have after a marriage to where it can be declared null and void?

Question

I guess I worded it right but is there a time limit on how long you can get your marriage null and void?

Answer 1

in most states you can have a marriage anulled in the first 30 days

Answer 2

An annulment is a whole lot harder to get than a "dissolution," the polite new word for divorce. An person granted an annulment must prove that it never was a marriage. Usually fraud is the primary reason, but there is also provision for non-consummation. Do I need to define that?

Anyway, it's usually not so much a number of days, but too many days would certainly make it harder.

Answer 3

Virtually impossible to get an annulment (at least in the state in which I live). Most of the statutes say you cannot have consumated the marriage or that you were somehow tricked into getting married. Filing for divorce (dissolution) is probably best option.

Answer 4

slightly over 3 years. (From 25 January1533, her wedding ceremony day – 17 would 1536, her execution) She became Queen from her coronation contained in right here would. in accordance to Maxwell Anderson she became Anne of the Thousand Days. Her reign (and marriage) ended while she became beheaded.

Answer 5

More or less one year because of requirements such as publication and case studies.

Answer 6

in missouri, it's 6 months