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| | 1. Divorce Source: Annulments and Void Marriages in New York
This article is a brief overview of the law in New York concerning invalid marriages. As with any court proceeding a matrimonial attorney should always be consulted. This article is not intended to be
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| | 2. Divorce Source: How do I obtain an Annulment in Virginia?
Whether it is from talking with friends, reading news reports, or hearing celebrity gossip, annulments are frequently misunderstood by the partyies wishing to obtain one. In Virginia, there are only very specific and narrow requirements that must be met for one to obtain an annulment.
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 | 3. Divorce Source: REINSTATEMENT OF ALIMONY UPON ANNULMENT OF THE RECIPIENT SPOUSE'S REMARRIAGE
In a large majority of states, alimony automatically terminates upon the remarriage of the recipient spouse. See generally Redefining Alimony in a Time of Transition: Recent Case Law Applying the Changed Circumstance Standard, 6 Divorce Litigation 241, 256 1994.
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| | 4. Divorce Source: Annulment FAQ'S
I have been married for one year at the end of this month and it seems that the marriage is mutually over. We have no joint assets and no children. What is the difference between an annulment and a divorce? Is there an advantage to one over the other? Most likely you want to get a divorce, and beca
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| | 5. Divorce Source: An In-Depth Discussion on Separation, Divorce & Annulment
Many people including lawyers misuse the term divorce. Divorce is used as a catch all term for everything from child custody to determing which party gets which assets and debts. In actuality, in North Carolina, divorce has a very narrow definition. There are two types of divorce in this state: an
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| | 6. Divorce Source: Quick Facts on Separation, Divorce & Annulment
Despite popular use of the term,
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| | 7. Divorce Source: Annulment, Divorce, or Legal Separation FAQ
Annulment: A Declaration of Invalidity of Marriage Petition seeks a judicial ruling that a valid marriage never took place, that the marriage is not legally valid and that the marriage does not legally exist. Legal Separation: A Legal Separation Petition seeks a judicial ruling that one spouse shou
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| | 8. Divorce Source: Can My Marriage Be Annulled in New Jersey?
Like a divorce, an annulment is a court proceeding that ends a marriage. However, unlike a divorce, an annulment treats a marriage as though it never happened. For many people, especially young women, a divorce carries a stigma, and they would prefer that the marriage be annulled. Other people prefe
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