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Re: Florida Law for Marriage Anullment
Posted by will this help? on 11/03/02

    On 11/03/02, Natalee wrote:
    > 11/3/02
    > I have found this link to solve all problems...cheers~
    Fla marriage laws
    http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?
    App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=Ch0061/ch0061.htm
    The 2002 Florida Statutes

    Title VI
    CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE Chapter 61
    DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE; SUPPORT; CUSTODY View Entire Chapter

    CHAPTER 61

    DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE; SUPPORT; CUSTODY

    PART I

    At this point I'd put emotions aside and do some research at
    least on your
    states divorce laws. [url]www.divorcenet.com[/url] and
    [url]www.divorcesource.com[/url] both have state specific laws.
    There may be lot's more as well.

    Grounds for annulment vary slightly from state to state.
    Generally, they may be obtained for one of the following reasons:

    misrepresentation or fraud -- for example, a spouse lied about
    the capacity to have children, stated that she had reached the
    age of consent or failed to say that she was still married to
    someone else

    concealment -- for example, concealing an addiction to alcohol or
    drugs,conviction of a felony, children from a prior relationship,
    a sexually transmitted disease or impotency

    refusal or inability to consummate the marriage -- that is,
    refusal or inability of a spouse to have sexual intercourse with
    the other spouse, or

    misunderstanding -- for example, one person wanted children and
    the other did not.


 
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