No Residency If Married in Nevada
We
are the largest Nevada Annulment company in the country providing
fast Nevada Annulments, with a current success rate of 100%. A Nevada
Annulment dissolves the marriage as though it never occurred in
the first place and both spouses are returned to their prior marital
status. You will need a copy of your marriage certificate for
the process.
We
guarantee the annulment will be signed if you perform all your duties in signing the papers we type, etc. If you wish to seal your case from prying eyes we can do that also.
To begin the annulment process simply go to Annulment Questionnaire and complete the short form.
NO HEARINGS IN NEVADA
If you choose Nevada Divorce for your annulment no hearing will be required in Nevada. Other companies may require hearings.
Nevada can take jurisdiction over the marriage for an annulment if:
• You were married in Nevada even if both spouses now reside elsewhere; or
• You or your spouse have resided in Nevada for at least 6 weeks. If you are planning to move to Nevada to establish residency, our Lodging Directory may be helpful;
or
• You are
in the military and your military state of record is Nevada. In
this case we would need a copy of your LES and an affidavit of
resident witness. You may wish to check with your command officer
to verify the correct state is listed on your LES.
QUALIFICATIONS
There
are a number of reasons which qualify you for a Nevada Annulment.
We include 35 reasons in Nevada Qualifications. Since these actions are somewhat more complicated, you may wish to
call us toll free at 1-888-326-8876 to discuss your specific
circumstances after you have reviewed the Nevada Annulment qualifications
list.
Grounds
for Nevada annulment include:
• marriage that was void at the time performed
(such as blood relatives, bigamy),
• a marriage that lacked consent (such as
intoxication, insanity, underage), or
• a marriage based on some kind of fraud. Fraud generally involves
one party misrepresenting some material fact to the other party,
and that other party having relied on that misrepresentation as
a basis for the marriage. To file an action based on fraud, you
must have immediately separated from your spouse as soon as you
learned of the fraud. NRS 124.340. This is true for lack of consent
circumstances as well. The longer the marriage continued from
the time consent was possible or fraud was discovered, the less
likely the court will be to grant your request.
Joint
Petition Annulment -
(with both parties' signatures)
Cost - $650 for our Nevada Annulment services plus a court
filing/handling fee $169. This process normally takes about 1-2 weeks
after filing with the court. Nevada Annulment papers can normally be e-mailed to you within 24-48
hours.
Complaint
Annulment
- (without spouse's signature)
You may apply for an annulment if the other party is not willing
to sign or cannot be located.
Cost -
$850 for our Nevada Annulment services plus a court filing/handling
fee $169 and personal service of approximately $75. If the other
party cannot be located there is an additional charge of $75 for
a due diligence search and minimum publication cost of $100. It
is required the publication be completed in the county of defendant's
last known address.
This annulment takes between 6-12 weeks depending on type of service
required.
If
an affidavit from a third party is used to substantiate your claims
we charge $50 for each.
Click to Start
the Nevada Annulment Process -
Complete a Nevada Annulment questionnaire on-line
Click
here to print Nevada annulment
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