Racerx1234
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? I was married 4 years ago in Nevada,yet the marraige was never consummated. Can I get an annulment or do I have to get a divorce?
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Nevada marraige annulment
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Zigner
Senior Member, Non-Attorney
What state do you presently live in?
FlyingRon
Senior Member
Failure to consummate is NOT grounds for annulment in Nevada. Annulment is only available for void marriages (consanguinuity or bigamous), marriage between minors without parental consent, consent to marriage obtained by fraud, or if either of the parties lacks the mental faculties to understand what marriage means.
If one of these applies, you can get annulled in Nevada regardless of where you live now.
Barring one of these you will need to apply for divorce in wherever you are residing.
If one of these applies, you can get annulled in Nevada regardless of where you live now.
Barring one of these you will need to apply for divorce in wherever you are residing.
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