Doral Annulments Lawyers

Assisting Clients With Annulment Matters in Florida

If you are considering ending your marriage, an annulment may be an option for you. However, the process of obtaining an annulment can be complex and requires the guidance of an experienced attorney. At Ulloa Law, LLC, we have a team of skilled annulment lawyers who can help you through the process.

Call Ulloa Law, LLC today at (305) 783-3097 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our annulment attorneys in Doral.

What is an Annulment?

An annulment is a legal procedure that declares a marriage null and void as if it never existed. In Florida, annulments are only granted under very limited circumstances, and it is important to consult with an attorney to determine if you are eligible.

Who is Qualified for an Annulment in Florida?

Unlike divorce, which ends a valid marriage, an annulment erases the marriage from the legal record. However, not everyone qualifies for an annulment in Florida, and specific circumstances must be met to pursue this legal option. The grounds for Annulment in Florida:

• Bigamy: An individual may qualify for an annulment if they discover that their spouse was already married at the time of their marriage, making the union bigamous.
• Fraud or Misrepresentation: If one party engaged in fraudulent activities or misrepresented critical aspects of their identity or intentions, it may be grounds for annulment. This includes situations where a spouse conceals important information, such as a criminal record or a serious health condition.
• Inability to Consummate the Marriage: An annulment could be granted if one party is physically incapable of consummating the marriage and the other party was unaware of this fact at the time of the marriage.
• Underage Marriage: If one or both parties were underage at the time of the marriage and did not obtain the necessary consent, the marriage may be eligible for annulment.
• Duress or Coercion: If one party had been forced or coerced into the marriage under duress, the marriage may be annulled. This includes situations where threats, violence, or other forms of coercion were used to compel one party into the marriage.
• Mental Incapacity: An annulment may be granted if one partaker lacks the mental capacity to understand the nature of the marriage contract at the time of the ceremony.
• Impotence: If one party is impotent and the other party was unaware of this condition at the time of the marriage, it may be grounds for annulment.

Legal Process for Annulments in Florida

Securing an annulment in Florida involves a legal process that requires careful attention to detail and expertise in family law. The process for an annulment includes:

• Filing the Petition: The process begins with filing a petition for annulment in the appropriate Florida court. The petition outlines the specific grounds for annulment and details the marriage.
• Notification of the Other Party: After filing the petition, the other party must be notified of the annulment proceedings. They can respond to the petition and present their side of the case.
• Court Hearing: A court hearing is scheduled to examine the evidence and arguments presented by both parties. The judge will determine whether the grounds for annulment are valid and whether the marriage should be declared null and void.
• Annulment Decree: If the judge grants the annulment, an annulment decree is issued, officially declaring the marriage null and void. This document is essential for updating legal records and confirming the dissolution of the marriage.

Why Choose Ullao Law, LLC?

At Ulloa Law, LLC, we have years of experience helping clients navigate the annulment process. Our attorneys will work with you to understand your unique situation and help you determine if an annulment is the right choice for you. If an annulment is the best course of action, we will guide you through the entire process, from filing the initial petition to representing you in court.

Our team of annulment lawyers is highly skilled in negotiation, mediation, and litigation, and we will work tirelessly to protect your rights and interests. We understand that ending a marriage can be a difficult and emotional process, and we are committed to providing compassionate and personalized legal guidance every step of the way.