Fill and Sign the Annulment Form

ANNULMENT QUESTIONNAIRE Which type of action do you wish to file? Joint Petition - Both parties agree to the terms and will sign papers Complaint - When only one party will sign the papers. The spouse must be personally served the papers or publication will be required. Your Information Name (First, Middle, Last): Street Address: City: State/Other: Zip code: County: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: Social Security # : Birthdate: Spouse Information Name (First, Middle, Last): Street Address: City: State/Other: Zip code: County: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: Social Security # : Birthdate: General Information Wife's former name? (Complete name): Is wife pregnant? Yes No If yes, is child a product of the marriage? Yes No Date of Marriage?: City of marriage?: Does spouse still reside at address listed? Yes No Last date spouse at address?: Any Minor Children? Yes No If yes, list their names and dates of birth: Name Date of Birth If you have children, with whom and where do they live now? Were you previously married? Yes No If yes, when and how did your previous marriage(s) end? Is your case contested or do you anticipate you will meet opposition to your anticipated actions? Yes No Have you been served with papers in a family law matter? Yes No If yes, what is the name of the opposing party and his or her attorney (if known)? What is your relationship with the opposing party? Have you appeared in court or agreed on terms related to this matter? Yes No Do you have copies of any documents (court decrees, dissolution agreements, etc.) related to this matter? Yes No What types of documents do you have? Is domestic violence an issue in this matter? Yes No If yes, please describe, including any court actions and incident dates. Is property at issue? Yes No If yes, please describe the property and anything known with regard to legal ownership. Are you or any person involved in this matter currently pregnant? Yes No Reason(s) for Annulment Was your spouse dishonest prior to the marriage? Yes No If yes: Describe dishonesty: Did you and your spouse separate soon after learning of the dishonesty? Yes No Date learned of dishonesty: Do you claim any of the following? Intoxication/Substance abuse at wedding ceremony Insanity of the time of marriage Consanguinity - Related By Blood Lack of Consent of Parent - Under 18 at time of marriage Bigamy - Married to another person at time of marriage Fraud – Explain nature of fraud and date discovered: Breach of Prenuptial Promise to Become US Citizen – Motive for citzenship: Green card revoked/deportation Refused to have sexual relations Refused to live together Refused to have children Impotency - unable to engage in sexual relations Sterility/infertility Concealed pregnancy by another man Claimed pregnant when in fact was not pregnant Wife pregnant with another man’s child at time of marriage Homosexuality Physical abuse Criminal history Duress, threats, intimidations Undisclosed Health or Disease Mental Illness or Institutionalized Alcohol or drug addiction Gambling addiction Secured access to spouse's wealth Breach of prenuptial agreement to perform religious ceremony Misrepresentations of present religious conviction Misrepresentations of intention to embrace spouse's religion Marriage ceremony was invalid (no blood test, witnesses, other legal requirements met) If any of the above was checked by you, please describe: The following describes different foundations for lack of consent. Please check any that apply: Incapacity - You or your spouse did not know what was happening during the marriage ceremony because of insanity, mental illness, or a lack of consciousness. If checked, please describe: Grave Lack of Discretionary Judgment Concerning Essential Marital Rights and Duties - You or your spouse was affected by some serious circumstances or factors that made you unable to judge or evaluate either the decision to marry or the ability to create a true marital relationship. If checked, please describe: Incapacity to Assume Marital Obligations - You or your spouse, at the time of consent, was unable to fulfill the obligations of marriage because of a serious psychological disorder or other condition. If checked, please describe: Ignorance about the Nature of Marriage - You or your spouse did not know that marriage is a permanent relationship between a man and a woman involving sexual relations which may lead to offspring. If checked, please describe: Error of Person - You or your spouse intended to marry a specific individual other than the one who was actually married, such as a mail order bride. If checked, please describe: Error about an Essential Quality of Person - You or your spouse intended to marry someone who either possessed or did not possess a certain quality; e.g., social status, marital status, education, religion, health, or criminal record. If checked, please describe: Fraud – Intentional deception about personal qualities were used to obtain marital consent. If checked, please describe: Error Regarding Monogamy - You or your spouse married believing that marriage was not necessarily an exclusive relationship. If checked, please describe: Error Regarding Marital Permanency - You or your spouse married believing that the state had the power to dissolve marriage and that remarriage was acceptable after civil divorce. If checked, please describe: Error Regarding Marital Significance - You and your spouse married believing that marriage is not a religious or sacred relationship but merely a civil contract or arrangement. If checked, please describe: Other Agendas as Motive for Marriage - The ceremony was observed solely as a means of obtaining something other than marriage itself; e.g., to obtain legal status in the country or to legitimize a child. If checked, please describe: Intentional Disregard of Marital Permanence - You or your spouse married intending, either explicitly or implicitly, not to create a permanent relationship, retaining an option to divorce. If checked, please describe: Future Condition Attached to Marriage- The decision to marry was conditional on meeting a future state of affairs; e.g., you will complete your education, your income will be at a certainly level, you will remain in this area. If checked, please describe: Past Condition Attached to Marriage - The decision to marry was conditional on meeting a past state of affairs; e.g., you completed your education, you were never married. If checked, please describe: Present Condition Attached to Marriage - The decision to marry was conditional on meeting a present of affairs, which did not exist; e.g. you have no debt. If checked, please describe: Force - You or your spouse married because of an external physical or moral force which your free will could not overcome. If checked, please describe: Fear - You or your spouse chose to marry because of a fear created by an external force which could not be overcome. If checked, please describe: Lacking of New Consent during Second Ceremony - After your civil marriage, you or your participated in a Catholic ceremony and you or your spouse believed that (1) you were already married, (2) that the Catholic ceremony was merely a blessing, and (3) that the consent given during the Catholic ceremony had no real effect. If checked, please describe: