If you're considering a marriage annulment, you may be wondering what the process is like and what to expect. We've outlined the California marriage annulment process below, as well as how to start it.

California Marriage Annulment Process

The first step toward a California marriage annulment is to hire a divorce lawyer who specializes in family law. This can be accomplished by visiting our website, where you'll find listings of qualified attorneys in your area.

Next, you'll need to file a petition for annulment with the court clerk's office in the county where you live or were married. Your petition will contain information about your marriage and why you believe it should be annulled (for example, if your spouse was already married or under 18 years old at the time of your marriage). You must also include any proof that supports your claim — such as sworn statements from witnesses or documents proving prior marriages).

Once filed, your spouse will receive notice of your request for an annulment and be given 30 days to respond with an answer (either agreeing or arguing against it). If no response is received within that time period, then the court may enter judgment in favor of an immediate annulment without any further hearings required. 

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