please someone tell how to get out of this

[confused_girl_8]

I recently got married to my now husband. He is stationed in north carolina and i am in arizona. I thought this is what i wanted but I am realizing that I was wrong. I want to get an annulment but I am not sure how to go about this. We were married in a small town in nc.....what do i do help me before it is too late...thanks

 

[LdiJ]

I recently got married to my now husband. He is stationed in north carolina and i am in arizona. I thought this is what i wanted but I am realizing that I was wrong. I want to get an annulment but I am not sure how to go about this. We were married in a small town in nc.....what do i do help me before it is too late...thanks

For the most part, it is easier, quicker and cheaper to just get a divorce....whether you qualify for an annulment or not.

 

[JETX]

I recently got married to my now husband. He is stationed in north carolina and i am in arizona. I thought this is what i wanted but I am realizing that I was wrong. I want to get an annulment but I am not sure how to go about this. We were married in a small town in nc.....what do i do help me before it is too late...thanks

The circumstances you describe do NOT qualify for an annulment in Arizona:
"In order for the Court to grant an annulment of a marriage, the Court must be persuaded that sufficient grounds for an annulment exist. Generally, the basis for granting an annulment of a marriage is fraud, inability to consummate the marriage, that a party to the marriage is a bigamist, has concealed a criminal past or concealed the fact of a communicable disease or other grounds which the Court recognizes as a valid basis for the granting of an annulment."