Q&A

How can you get a copy of an annulment or marri?

How can you get a copy of an annulment or marri?

Ask a lawyer – it’s free! Go to the District Clerk’s office and ask for a copy of the decree of annulment or decree of divorce. A paper copy or microfiche copy will be there. I am not intending this to be legal advice, because I don’t know the particulars of your situation. Call me if you would like to discuss this or other isues.

What do I need to get an annulment in Chicago?

Ask the parish what it requires to approve your request. Chicago’s Holy Name Cathedral, for example, says you have to send in a letter with your name, the date of the annulment and a copy of your driver’s license or similar ID. The parish might charge a fee.

What makes a person eligible for an annulment?

The legal grounds for annulment vary from state to state. However, there are some reasons which all states have in common. If one party lacked the capacity to marry, the state could annul the marriage. To fall under this reason, a person must either already be married or lack the mental capacity required to enter into a marriage.

Can a civil annulment be made public record?

Technically, after an annulment, the marriage never took place, making it especially hard to trace its records. However, the petition to get an annulment and the order granting the annulment are both still judicial proceedings, which are a matter of public record.

Where can I find a copy of my annulment?

The best way to find the record of an annulment is by going to the county where the annulment was granted and purchasing a copy of the record. If you’re looking for a record of your annulment, go wherever you filed. If you’re looking for someone else’s annulment, there are a few things you might try in order to locate where it was filed:

Technically, after an annulment, the marriage never took place, making it especially hard to trace its records. However, the petition to get an annulment and the order granting the annulment are both still judicial proceedings, which are a matter of public record.

Where can I get an annulment in Chicago?

Chicago’s Holy Name Cathedral, for example, says you have to send in a letter with your name, the date of the annulment and a copy of your driver’s license or similar ID. The parish might charge a fee. If you’re researching your genealogy or compiling a family history, you might be able to find records online.

Is it possible to get an annulment on a marriage?

Terminating a marriage through an annulment is often rare. Because annulments carry certain limitations to be granted, only a few cases qualify. To be qualified for an annulment, the court must deem the carried as being void or voidable. Hence, they are more difficult to obtain than divorces.