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An annulment is similar to a divorce because it is a court order that dissolves a marriage. The difference between an annulment and a divorce is that an annulment is a declaration that the marriage was never valid, so the division of property and assets is different in these proceedings. Annulments are also more complicated…

An annulment in Arizona is an official judgment that a marriage was void. Once granted, an annulment will essentially declare that the marriage was invalid, as if it had never occurred. However, in order to obtain an annulment in Arizona: A married couple must have lived in Arizona for at least ninety (90) days prior…

When a marriage is over, the parties in the marriage will generally have a few different options for dissolving their union. While divorce or a legal separation can be viable options for some couples, in certain cases, annulments may be preferable, as they will render the marriage invalid. In other words, an annulment can make…