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To open an annulment case, you will need to file three required forms below. Family Court Cover Sheet. This form is REQUIRED. It lists basic information about you, your spouse, and any children that you and your spouse have together. You are the Plaintiff and your spouse is the Defendant. The Clerk of Court uses this information to open your case.
- Annulment Forms
Annulment Complaints. Visit Filing for Annulment to learn...
- Annulment Forms
You must notify the Court and your spouse’s lawyer (or your spouse, if your spouse does not have a lawyer) in writing if your mailing address or email address changes during this case. If you don’t, understand that all information about
Annulment Complaints. Visit Filing for Annulment to learn about the legal process. All of the following forms are required to file a Complaint for Annulment: Family Court Cover Sheet (pdf fillable) Summons (pdf fillable) Complaint for Annulment - No Children (pdf fillable)
PETITION FOR ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE. Petitioner, ______________________________, petitions for an annulment of the marriage between the Petitioner and Respondent, _______________________________ and states as follows: Petitioner is a resident of Florida and Respondent is a resident of ________________. Both parties are over the age of eighteen.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILING A PETITION FOR ANNULMENT. In Georgia, if you want to annul your marriage, you must file a Petition for Annulment in the Superior Court. After a court issues an Order of Annulment, you can remarry. Legally, it will be as if you were never married to that person.
Get your petition ready to file. Fill in the top part (called the “caption”) and all blanks on the pages marked “(1a - PETITION)” and “(1b – VERIFICATION),” but do not sign yet. Find a notary (bit.ly/la-notaries), ask about their fees, and schedule an appointment.
To respond to the annulment case, you will need to file 2 or 3 of these forms: Answer (and Maybe a Counterclaim) to Annulment - Required; Financial Disclosure Form - Due within 30 days of your answer. Joint Preliminary Injunction - Optional; Answer (and Maybe a Counterclaim) to Annulment. You have two choices when responding to the annulment ...
