Annulment
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There are many situations where marriage is hastily pursued or there are
unknown factors about the marriage that result in the need for an annulment. While a
divorce is the process by which a couple dissolves a marriage, an annulment can
be granted to make a marriage null and void without divorce proceedings.
If you have been married and you are seeking an annulment, the Burleson
annulment attorneys at Coontz Cochran can help you navigate the process.
Call (888) 858-0536 now or contact Coontz Cochran online to schedule your free consultation and begin planning your case.
If you choose to pursue an annulment, it is important to know on what grounds the Texas courts will grant this.
The various grounds for an annulment may include the following among others in this state:
Any of these circumstances allow for a marriage to be voided, and it is important that you discuss the various aspects of your situation with a skilled attorney in order to determine if your marriage falls under any of these categories. Some aspects are more difficult to prove than others; for example, proving that you were married under fraudulent pretenses can be difficult, as there is generally not much evidence in these types of cases. Additionally, the condition of impotency can include a number of physical or mental impairments.
At Coontz Cochran, our Burleson annulment attorneys are dedicated to serving the residents of Johnson County and Greater Fort Worth who are facing various family law challenges. Our firm was established in 1990, and with more than 50 years of combined experience, you can count on our attorneys for the skillful and highly experienced representation that you need on your side. We offer a free case evaluation so that you may obtain some legal advice and information regarding your case before making any financial commitment to our firm.
Contact our office today to discuss your situation and to begin the process of retaining the representation that you need on your side. Call (888) 858-0536 now.
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Prior to joining Coontz Cochran, Jeff Cochran was an associate in the Arlington, Texas office of Hill Gilstrap. He then joined the Firm in 1999. He handles our Family Law litigation practice almost exclusively.