Yes, you can get an annulment if you were married without a marriage license. In some cases, people have been able to marry without a marriage license. Those marriages are void but need to go through annulment for it to be ended. In other case, people marry using an Affidavit of Cohabitation instead of a …
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Legal Separation vs Annulment: Everything you REALLY want to know The difference between Legal Separation vs Annulment is often confused. Legal Separation is a more expensive, more difficult court case in the Philippines that gives Conjugal Property to the “innocent” spouse but doesn’t end the marriage. On the other hand, Annulment ends a marriage and …
Annulment Philippines is a court case that ends a marriage between 2 Filipinos and is composed of a trial with testimony (which may be done over Videocon, depending on the judge). This commonsense primer helps people who do not know much about Annulment by explaining: What Annulment in the Philippines is? What the Grounds …
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