Nevada Annulment Qualifications "Largest, Most Successful Annulment
For a FREE CASE CONFERENCE you may call our office toll free at 1-888-326-8876. Cases where annulments have been granted in the past include the following circumstances: |
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| 1. | If intoxication or substance abuse at wedding ceremony caused lack of consent by husband or wife; |
| 2. | After the marriage one of the individuals learned that the other had been declared an insane individual. The party was unaware of this fact prior to the marriage; |
| 3. | The parties to this marriage are related by blood; NRS 125.290. Although these marriages are void under Nevada law, you may wish to seek a court order for proof of its invalidity; |
| 4. | One of the parties was under age 18 at the time of the marriage and did not have his/her parents consent to marry. After that party reached the age of 18 you have not cohabitated together and you reached the age of 18 less than a year ago NRS 125.320; |
| 5. | You or your spouse was previously married to someone else but had not obtained a divorce from that prior spouse at the time of this marriage; NRS 125.290; Although these marriages are void under Nevada law, you may choose to seek a court order for proof of its invalidity; |
FRAUD Cases where annulments have been granted in the past based on fraud include the following circumstances: |
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CITIZENSHIP-GREEN CARD-DEPORTATION |
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| 6. | One person married another solely to obtain a green card, or citizenship; |
| 7. | One person is an illegal alien subject to deportation; |
| 8. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she would not fulfill a prenuptial promise to become a U.S. citizen; |
| 9. | One person misrepresented a willingness to reside together following the marriage; |
| 10. | One person committed adultery before & after the marriage; |
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One person's prior divorce was based on adultery; |
| 12. | One person refused to engage in sexual relations or consummate the marriage; |
| 13. | One person engaged in abnormal sexual relations with spouse or another person; |
| 14. | One person previousloy or currently works as a prostitute; |
| 15. | One person misrepresented a willingness to conceive children following the marriage; |
| 16. | One person misrepresented or concealed impotency and/or the inability to engage in sexual relations with the other spouse; |
| 17. | One person represented to the other party that he/she was willing and able to conceive children during the marriage, when that person was actually known to be sterile and unable to conceive children; |
| 18. | The wife misrepresented or concealed that she was pregnant by another man at the time of marriage; |
| 19. | Prior to the marriage the wife claimed to be pregnant, but it was disclosed after the marriage that she was not pregnant; |
| 20. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she was homosexual; |
CHARACTER, HONESTY |
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| 21. | One person is of poor moral character or disreputable occupation; |
| 22. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she had physically abused a prior person in their lives; |
| 23. | One person concealed child(ren) born of prior marriage; |
| 24. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she had a criminal history; |
| 25. | One of the parties was forced into the marriage because of duress, threats and intimidation and would not have entered into the marriage except for the other party's conduct; |
HEALTH |
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| 26. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she was not in good health or had a disease; |
| 27. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she suffered from a mental illness or had been institutionalized in a mental hospital; |
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One
person misrepresented or concealed that he/she suffered from
alcohol or drug addiction; |
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One
person misrepresented or concealed that he/she suffered from
a gambling addiction; |
FINANCIAL |
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| 30. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she married the other person solely to secure access to that parties' money, wealth or property while engaging in sexual relations with another; |
| 31. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she married the other person solely to secure access to that parties' money, wealth or property |
RELIGION |
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| 32. | One person misrepresented or concealed that he/she would not fulfill a prenuptial promise to have a religious marriage ceremony performed after the civil marriage ceremony; |
| 33. | One person misrepresented or concealed his/her present religious conviction; |
| 34. | One person misrepresented or concealed his/her intention to embrace the other parties religion; |
| 35. | One person misrepresented or concealed his/her prior divorce and the other party is a Roman Catholic; |
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