Annulments and divorces are similar in the sense that they result in spouses being single again. Here’s the key difference: With divorce, a court terminates a valid marriage, but in an annulment, a judge will declare that the marriage never existed in the first place. You will need to show specific grounds to support a request for an annulment. Learn more about how to obtain an annulment in your state.
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What's the Difference Between Annulment and Divorce?
If you’re thinking about ending your marriage, divorce is the likely route you’ll take. But depending on your circumstances, annulment may be an option. You’ll need to know the differences between the two before you can make a decision.
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