Is it easy to get a las vegas marriage annulled ?
450338
Not that expensive but there has got to be a really good reason for getting annuled.
1061426
Absolutely.  It's rarely used, but can be uniquely effective in family court.  While describing your stupidity during marriage and one year prior to marriage, cite examples, consequences of your ignorance and poor judgment, and try to make references to other people - family, friends,work associates - who can support your claim of intollerable, irreversible stupidity, hence your asking the court to annul the marriage on the basis that you never gave much thought to the marriage in the first place and didn't realize it would turn out the way it did.  Whamo....it's annuled.
181722
That depends on who asked for it.If your husband asked for it then I don't think you can have it removed.If you made the request then you need to go and speak with the Judge that signed the order.
181357
Hi there- I'm getting married in Vegas on a Sunday.  It wasn't necessarily "cheaper" but we were able to negotiate a lower food/beverage minimum with our hotel.  And, we've been able to use it to better negotiate with the photographers and other vendors.  Just beware of any holiday weekends.
28060
If you wish to be legally wed, you must get a marriage license from the county in which you plan to have the ceremony conducted. If you just want to play house without protecting your legal interests, talk to your Clergyman about a commitment ceremony, but don't gripe when you can't put each other on your health insurance,visit each other in the hospital if one of you gets incapicitated, have to go through hell and back to make funeral arrangements, have trouble getting a mortgage or life insurance and your auto insurance premiums stay the same instead of dropping by nearly 25% if you both have decent driving records.
1023763
Depends on charge type, you have to convince a judge you have cause, but it is standard operating procedere in all DV cases. If you want it droped then you both have to apperar before the judge.\n\nGood Luck, Im looking at 1-3 years because of the system
506346
Go to las Vegas... And get married... Stop thinking about Religion boundaries... Come on, this is 2006... If you love each other... I see no reason for you to complicate it...There is a beautiful chapel, where you can even have Elvis "fake" Presley singing for you ... In las Vegas...Forget the rest!!
902423
I got hitched for 25 bucks in Alamogordo NM.  This was back in 2002.  I really never regret it because my husband and I were 21yrs old pregnant and poor.  Next year we are celebrating our 5 years.  We are going to renew our vows and going all out with our ceremony.  We are much more financially able, and I never regret eloping.  Good Luck on your decision.
264539
Law depends on the state. Call the probate judge's office (wherever marriage licenses are issued in your county) and ask anonymously. If they say "we cant give legal advice" go down there and make friends with somebody and say "I'm not asking for legal advice just the forms" p.s. why do you want to marry  someone so dishonest?
30038
There are a couple of ways.  Some counties allow a person to be "ordanied for a day."  Basically, for one day only, they have the legal right to ordain marriages.  Go to the county marraige registar's office to find out if this can be done.\n\nOf course, the no-fail, yet very silly way is to have them ordained by the Universal Life Church, or one of the many like-minded "churchs."  It takes about an hour messing online, but one can easly be ordained by these churchs that don't really exist, but are legally recognized anyway.
105946
anullments are usually given based on certain criteria, like for example that the marriage was never consummated or that one of the partners was coerced into marrying the other against his/her will, or something else that would make the agreement invalid.  if the criteria are met, i don't think that there is any time limit, but that might depend on a particular state's laws
26278
1. Tell your wife you love other people.\n2. Get a divorce.\n3. Move to Vegas and patrol the many viable whorehouses instead of potentially ruining your own family life and another family's as well.\nHow can you live with yourself in the knowledge you violated your vows to your wife?
774473
it's a fantastic place to get married - it can be as traditional or as mad as you want. We got married at the Bellagio in September and it was very well organised, a beautiful location and a lovely service. We travelled out with 26 friends and family and we have some amazing memories. \n\nThe site below contains details of every chapel in Vegas and lets you research wedding and reception options by cost and other criteria.\n\nHave fun!
215448
Some counties have it online but I don't think that other than 'going through them by hand down there' is it gonna be free.. in fact I doubt that you can?  Does he know what county they were supposedly married in?  Because he's the one that's supposedly married, if there is a record there, he can get a copy...but it will still cost.  I do not know of a national 'marriage license search' for free.. and there are the online ones that are available for a fee.\n\n** Boy, I dunno..... if you have no 'idea' where they got married, the only other way to 'know' is if she changed her last name (does she have the same last name?  If so, did she change it at Social Security - if so - he could call there to see if it's been reported he's married?).  The other thing is, if she won't produce 'proof' or give a county that they were married in, get a lawyer, and 'subpeona' the records.  She probably is BS'in you guys, but that's gonna be the only way to know for sure, if you can't find out any other way.....\n\nThe ONLY state I know for sure that does NOT have a 24 hour or better waiting period is Nevada (i.e. Reno, Las Vegas) and I know because I got married there.
399720
Yes you can, but it isn't called an annullment any more.\n\nYou will need to speak with the Canon Lawyers at the Diocese offices, they will tell you how to proceed.\n\nThe term anullment was changed because the word, by definition, would give the implication that the marriage never occured, thus making the children "bastards", so the view is now that the marriage happened, but was not valid because one of the participants was not 100% committed to the marriage from the start.\n\nChildren will NOT be "bastards" in the eyes of the Church.
873491
Maybe she can get an annulment of marriage instead? She should consult a lawyer as it might be a bit trickier than a straightforward divorce. In Catholic countries, I've heard that the Catholic church has to grant the annulment or something. Best of luck!
1072613
No, so long as you don't do it to defraud people. (That is, change from "Carol" to "Karul" and tell the court that all those unpaid parking tickets are not yours.)\n\nWomen change their last names all the time without a court. Virginia Smith marries Homer Hamm and becomes, (cringe) Virginia Hamm. This is called name change "by use" in some circles.\n\nJust start doing it. After a while, send away for a new Social Security card, driver's license, etc. If anyone asks, tell them yes, it was a legal name change.