Posted on April 7, 2022 by Chistopher N. Little
There are two ways to legally end a marriage in Colorado - divorce or annulment. Annulment is a rare legal process, but it can be beneficial for those who qualify. Many married couples assume that getting their marriage annulled is the easiest way to legally end their marriage. But in reality, being granted an annulment or declaration of invalidity, as it is called in Colorado, is no easy feat. Likewise, because of a no-fault divorce, getting...
read morePosted on March 18, 2021 by Chistopher N. Little
Annulments and divorces have a similar result as once they are complete, there is no marriage. However, annulments are different from divorce as they have specific requirements and make it like the marriage never happened in the eyes of the law. Spouses in Colorado should meet with an experienced attorney. Instead of an annulment, Colorado requires petitioners (people wanting an annulment) to ask for what is called a "declaration of invalidit...
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