How long after marriage can you get an annulment in Michigan?

If one spouse suffered from a physical incapacity, defect or infirmity at the time of the marriage, the marriage may be annulled if a case is brought to court within two years of the marriage date.

Does Michigan do annulments?

In Michigan, a legal annulment is not based upon the length of time you have been married. In order to grant an annulment in Michigan, the requesting party must prove the grounds for an an annulment, the Court must decide that the grounds for an annulment were proven and that there never was a legal marriage.

How long does a Catholic annulment take 2020?

There is no way to put a timeline on the process. However, it normally takes approximately 16 months. The period for a declaration of nullity depends on many factors. For instance, if the petitioner does not complete the necessary document gathering in a timely fashion, the annulment is delayed.

What qualifies for an annulment in Michigan?

Five Grounds to Annul a Marriage in Michigan

  1. Bigamy. If you or your spouse were already married to someone else at the time you entered into a marriage together, your marriage can be annulled.
  2. Kinship.
  3. Incapacity.
  4. Under age.
  5. Fraud or duress.

How do you qualify for an annulment?

You can file for an annulment if either you or your spouse was too impaired by drugs or alcohol at the time of your marriage to provide consent. A judge will also grant an annulment if either spouse lacked the mental capacity to consent to the marriage.

What percentage of annulments are denied?

Of those who applied in 1992 in the United States, according to Vatican statistics, 83 percent received annulments and 2 percent were denied. Fifteen percent of the cases were abandoned by the applicants.

How long do you have to be married to file for an annulment?

On top of all that, the annulment must be initiated within two years of your marriage. This requirement is the root of the confusion about annulments. Technically all annulments are for marriages that last under two years, but the reason is not the brevity of the marriage it is one of the specific legal grounds.