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When a marriage ends through annulment it is legally declared to have never existed This can lead to confusion about how children and property are handled since annulment erases the marriage but does not erase responsibilities and obligations Understanding how Utah courts handle child custody child support and property division after an annulment is essential […]
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When a marriage ends people often assume that divorce is the only option but in some cases an annulment may be possible Instead of ending a marriage like a divorce an annulment legally declares that the marriage was never valid to begin with Understanding the key differences between annulment and divorce can help you determine
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When a marriage ends, most people think of divorce as the only option. However, in some cases, an annulment may be available. Unlike divorce, which ends a legally valid marriage, an annulment declares that the marriage was never legally valid to begin with. In Utah, annulments are only granted under specific circumstances, and understanding the
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