how long to you have to be married in tennessee to have an annulment?
446259
Once your married for a period of time it can't be anulled so I'm not sure what you're asking or if you simply mistated your question.  Also certain actions preclude an anullment regardless of length of time.
1052942
You have to speak with the priest at the church, he has the pamphlet that tells you your requirements. You'll have to write a biography. It won't take long to get the annulment after you send in all the documentation, maybe 30 days. If you are financially strapped and have a good priest the church can and will pay for it and an annulment ranges from $50-$250. It should not matter that you have a child in most situations however everyone's circumstances are different. Feel free to email me for more info.\nPlease, please don't listen to people that don't know what they are talking about...the Tribunal is who grants an annulment and they are fairly easy to get if deserved and as I said it doesn't take that long.\nhttp://marriage.about.com/od/annulments/\nhttp://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1999/9909fea2.asp\nAnd here is a link to look at the requirement:http://www.dosafl.com/index.php?page=tribunal/AnnulmentProcedures
455246
Tennessee Code : TITLE 36 DOMESTIC RELATIONS : CHAPTER 1 ADOPTION : PART 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS : 36-1-113. Termination of parental rights\nTennessee Code : TITLE 37 JUVENILES : CHAPTER 1 JUVENILE COURTS AND PROCEEDINGS : PART 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS : 37-1-102. Chapter definitions. \n\nhttp://198.187.128.12/tennessee/lpext.dll?f=templates&fn=fs-main.htm&2.0\n\nfor general u.s. laws\n \nhttp://usmarriagelaws.com/search/united_states/emancipation_of_minors/index.shtml
608487
yes, in common law states, you are considered married if you live together for a certain amount of time, but it's more like seven years
180347
There's no waiting period after an annulment.\n\nIn CA, there is a 6 month waiting period to complete a divorce (prohibiting you from remarrying during that time). This part varies by state.
1038658
As is true in many jurisdictions around the country, a marriage license is valid for 30 days from the day it is issued.  Once you have that piece of paper, you may utilize it immediately, in other words, you can be married right away.  People do this when they get a license, and then have a representative of the court officiate their ceremony.
1155908
under annulment, none. It's the only and best way to get rid of a blood sucker, gold diggin, slug of a man.
972023
I think your relationship is already messed up.\nIt is not to late for an annulment!
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.
81986
To be recognized as a legal marriage, the couple must apply for a license and at least register the union in a courthouse office.  In many states, a couple living together for a set period of time (as little as 6 consecutive months) can claim common law marital status.  Common law marriages are a little murky when it comes to legal decisions and such, however.  You are essentially recognized as domestic partners, but either side can walk away from the relationship with few legal responsibilities.
422061
402.050 Who may solemnize marriage -- Persons present.\n(1) Marriage shall be solemnized only by:\n(a) Ministers of the gospel or priests of any denomination in regular communion\nwith any religious society;\n(b) Justices and judges of the Court of Justice, retired justices and judges of the\nCourt of Justice except those removed for cause or convicted of a felony,\ncounty judges/executive, and such justices of the peace and fiscal court\ncommissioners as the Governor or the county judge/executive authorizes; or\n(c) A religious society that has no officiating minister or priest and whose usage\nis to solemnize marriage at the usual place of worship and by consent given in\nthe presence of the society, if either party belongs to the society.\n(2) At least two (2) persons, in addition to the parties and the person solemnizing the\nmarriage, shall be present at every marriage.\n\ni also recommend reading all the the marriage code at http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/KRS/402-00/CHAPTER.HTM
778131
Max of 6 months I think. ASAP. I waited too long after my wedding and missed some. i felt bad then.
103779
Sure you can... but the legal date of your marriage will be that of your "first wedding". My husband and I were married by a justice of the peace, 4 years later we were married in the church. We even went through prekana(sp?) classes to do it. It was great to renew our vows and profess our love for one another again. Congrats & good luck:)
750553
Hi!  I've taken Canon Law and a Catholic Pastoral  Minister.  Yes, you do have to have an annulment from your Tribunal.  Annulment isn't a divorce, it is a statement that says the civil marriage or church marraige was void at the time of saying vows because of an impediment.  Many people make vows to each other and want to be married but it doesn't means God agrees and joins the 2 flesh into one.  I can't marry my poodle, dolphin etc.even if the judgicial system sees it.   The Bible says that the 2 must be believers  or unbelievers.  Meaning the 2 must be in a belief system that is somewhat complete with thier feelings of salvation, and understanding of what marriage entails.  Your first civil marriage is probably not going to be seen by the Church as a sacramental marriage because you didn't fulfill what you both were brought up to believe, and your immaturity has much to do with it. If the Tribunal court affirms the marriage null and void as a sacramental marriage you are free to marry again.  Pray and tell God of all of your feelings. Give your life to him.  Pour out your heart and let him know he is needed in your life.  Go to a Priest, get confession and be reconciled and ask your priest to help you.  If he won't , go to another until you find a good priest.  I went through the process, cuz my first marraige was much the same.  The annulment should go through and shouldn't take long and don't worry about money . If anyone tells you that you must have money it is a lie.  No money changes hands unless you can afford it.  (usually 300 to 500 dollars unless different in your diocese)  The money, if given is for the secretarial and bookeeping fees.  Every day say "Jesus, I trust in you!  This is between you and God, not the Church.  The Church is to support you and give you sacraments to boost and fill your spirit.  The Church has to make these assessments  so that all marriages are kept straight in the records and keep the whole Church in unity.  We have more people in our Church then any other Christian Church and records kept for 2000 yrs.--alot to keep straight.  Bigger than any corperation and  the longest running establishment.   I hope this whole bunch of incidents makes you want to learn more about our beautiful and mystical faith.  It did for me and now I am very happily married for 23 yrs. and our family has seen so many real miracles and experienced real joy.  I did a big soul searching of myself to find the right man, because I had alot of baggage.  Get to know yourself and what you really want and need to live happily.  Good luck sweet girl and I will keep you in my prayers.
651193
Have your Accountant and Attorney check T.C.A. § 28-3-110  \n\nIm almost positive that this is the Statute that Tennessee relies on for it's 10 year Statute of Limitations on Tax Liens.
364706
could definitely do it in a weekend if its not a same sex marriage. could do it pretty much in a day in several states actually. you can go to tennessee one afternoon and get married in a courthouse.
1131382
Both parties must be 16 and have parental consent if under 18. You must get a license at the clerk of any circuit court in the state by providing sufficient proof of your identities and appearing in person and paying $30. Once you have the license, you must complete the ceremony in 60 days in the state of Virginia and can perform the ceremony immediately. The person performing the ceremony must either be a registered minister of any denomination or a person appointed by the court to perform civil marriages. You do not need witnesses. The person performing the ceremony must forward the completed license within 5 days of the ceremony.