A lot of people wonder how they can get an annulment in Texas. This guide sets forth the seven ways (steps) you can qualify for an annulment. In most cases, a divorce is necessary.
1
Underage at time of marriage
If one party to the marriage was under 18 years of age and did not have parental consent or a court order for the marriage, you may obtain an annulment in Texas.
OR
If one party to the marriage was under 16 years of age and did not have a court order for the marriage, you may obtain an annulment in Texas.
2
Intoxication
If one party to the marriage was under the influence of alcohol or drugs and thus did not have the capacity to consent to the marriage, and you have no cohabitated (lived together) since the marriage, you may obtain an annulment in Texas.
3
Impotence
If your husband was permanently impotent and you did not previously know about the impotence, and you have not lived with him since you found out, you may obtain an annulment in Texas.
4
Fraud/Duress/Force
If one party to the marriage induced the other party into the marriage by fraud, duress or force, you may obtain an annulment in Texas.
5
Mental Incompetency
If one party to the marriage was mentally incompetent and thus unable to consent to the marriage, you may obtain an annulment in Texas.
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