Original Petition to Annul Marriage - Uncontested - No Children

This toolkit tells you about getting an annulment when you and your spouse do not have any children together who are younger than 18 (or still in high school).
This toolkit has information on void marriages but does not yet have forms to declare a marriage void. Please see the research tips section of this toolkit for more information on finding forms to declare a marriage void.
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