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Chavez-Ochoa Law Offices, Inc.

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  • 4 Jean Street, Suite 4, Valley Springs, CA 95252-8867

  • Law Firm with 1 lawyer2 awards

  • Chavez-Ochoa Law Offices, Inc. represents Californians in a wide range of family, criminal and civil legal matters. We have successfully litigated several high-profile, national... Read More

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Brian R. Chavez-Ochoa
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How do I file for annulment if we have been separated for 2 1/2 months?

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Answered by attorney Ronnie Ismael Vargas (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Velez, Moreno & Vargas, LLC
You would file for an annulment as you would a divorce. Wis. Stats 767.313 explains what is legally needed for a court to grant an annulment. 767.313(1)(1) Grounds; when suit may be brought. A court may annul a marriage upon any of the following grounds: 767.313(1)(a) (a) A party lacked capacity to consent to the marriage at the time the marriage was solemnized, either because of age, because of mental incapacity or infirmity or because of the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other incapacitating substances, or a party was induced to enter into a marriage by force or duress, or by fraud involving the essentials of marriage. Suit may be brought by either party, or by the legal representative of a party lacking the capacity to consent, no later than one year after the petitioner obtained knowledge of the described condition. 767.313(1)(b) (b) A party lacks the physical capacity to consummate the marriage by sexual intercourse, and at the time the marriage was solemnized the other party did not know of the incapacity. Suit may be brought by either party no later than one year after the petitioner obtained knowledge of the incapacity. 767.313(1)(c) (c) A party was 16 or 17 years of age and did not have the consent of his or her parent or guardian or judicial approval, or a party was under 16 years of age. Suit may be brought by the underaged party or a parent or guardian at any time prior to the party's attaining the age of 18 years, but a parent or guardian must bring suit within one year of obtaining knowledge of the marriage. 767.313(1)(d) (d) The marriage is prohibited by the laws of this state. Suit may be brought by either party within 10 years of the marriage, except that the 10-year limitation shall not apply where the marriage is prohibited because either party has another spouse living at the time of the marriage and the impediment has not been removed under s. 765.24
You would file for an annulment as you would a divorce. Wis. Stats 767.313 explains what is legally needed for a court to grant an annulment. 767.313(1)(1) Grounds; when suit may be brought. A court may annul a marriage upon any of the following grounds: 767.313(1)(a) (a) A party lacked capacity to consent to the marriage at the time the marriage was solemnized, either because of age, because of mental incapacity or infirmity or because of the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other incapacitating substances, or a party was induced to enter into a marriage by force or duress, or by fraud involving the essentials of marriage. Suit may be brought by either party, or by the legal representative of a party lacking the capacity to consent, no later than one year after the petitioner obtained knowledge of the described condition. 767.313(1)(b) (b) A party lacks the physical capacity to consummate the marriage by sexual intercourse, and at the time the marriage was solemnized the other party did not know of the incapacity. Suit may be brought by either party no later than one year after the petitioner obtained knowledge of the incapacity. 767.313(1)(c) (c) A party was 16 or 17 years of age and did not have the consent of his or her parent or guardian or judicial approval, or a party was under 16 years of age. Suit may be brought by the underaged party or a parent or guardian at any time prior to the party's attaining the age of 18 years, but a parent or guardian must bring suit within one year of obtaining knowledge of the marriage. 767.313(1)(d) (d) The marriage is prohibited by the laws of this state. Suit may be brought by either party within 10 years of the marriage, except that the 10-year limitation shall not apply where the marriage is prohibited because either party has another spouse living at the time of the marriage and the impediment has not been removed under s. 765.24
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Can I stop my husband from removing property when he leaves?

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Answered by attorney Douglas Lee Bryan (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at The Bryan Law Firm L.L.C.
You can request a restraining order prohibiting him from disposing or alienating any community property pending the divorce. An attorney can help you with this.
You can request a restraining order prohibiting him from disposing or alienating any community property pending the divorce. An attorney can help you with this.
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How long from the time papers were filed until husband is served?

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Answered by attorney Julie Anne Ringquist (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Law Office of Julie A. Ringquist
Ask your attorney when he or she is sending the papers out for service, but keep in mind, just because he tries to get him served doesn't mean he will be successful right away, sometimes people avoid process servers or don't answer their door if they dont know who is there.
Ask your attorney when he or she is sending the papers out for service, but keep in mind, just because he tries to get him served doesn't mean he will be successful right away, sometimes people avoid process servers or don't answer their door if they dont know who is there.
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