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Minnesota Annulment Law

In an annulment, one party requests a declaration from the court stating that the marriage was never valid.  It is difficult to qualify for an annulment.  Under Minnesota law, Minnesota Statute § 518.02, a marriage can be annulled under the following circumstances:

1. One party lacked mental capacity to consent to the marriage at the time of the wedding, unbeknown to the other spouse;

2. One or both spouses were under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other incapacitating substances;

3. One spouse lacks the physical capacity to engage in sex at the time of the wedding, unbeknown to the other spouse;

4. Where consent of either spouse was obtained by force or fraud and there was no subsequent cohabitation

Annulments Can Be A Complicated Legal Matter

Contact Klun today if you think you may want to seek an annulment from your spouse. We are experienced in negotiating the Minnesota Annulment Laws. 877 365 3221

Other related areas of Law Our Minnesota Attorneys/Lawyers specialize in are Family Law - Child Custody - Child Support - Divorce - Adoption and Alimony/Spousal Support.

Contact our office to speak with an experienced Family Law Attorney today.