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Serving the communities of Bainbridge Island, Suquamish, Poulsbo, Kingston, Indianola, Port Gamble,Hansville, Bremerton, Port Orchard, Silverdale, Belfair. Seattle, all of King, Kitsap, Pierce and Mason Counties. Now serving all of Puget Sound and Washington State.
Contact us at 206/842-8363 to learn more, or download our brochure. Please complete our Cordial Divorce Interview form for a quote.
Offering legal services in the areas of Family Law, Business Law, Estate Planning, Probate, Contested Divorce
Parenting Plan Modification, Modification of Child Support, Custody Issues, Divorce with the spouse in another state or country, Collaborative Divorce, Cordial Divorce, Family Law Matters, Prenuptial Agreements
Incorporation, Limited Liability Companies, Corporate Formalities, Contracts, Partnerships, Buy/Sell Agreements, Start Ups
Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, Directives to Physician, Living Will, Living Trust
Can I get my marriage annulled (declared invalid)?
To qualify to have your marriage declared invalid, you must meet the following conditions:
- Both spouses are alive.
- You, or your spouse, is a resident of Washington or in the military and stationed here.
- The court must find that one or both spouses were: too young; related to each other by blood; married to someone else at the time; mentally incapacitated; forced; induced by duress or fraud; or
- any other reason for invalidity listed in the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 26.09.040(4)(b); and the marriage has not been ratified after cessation of the invalidating factor.
Either spouse, or the guardian of an incompetent spouse, can file for invalidity. In the case of multiple marriages, any legal spouse or a child of a later marriage may file a petition for invalidity. If a court finds your marriage to be invalid, it is as if the marriage never happened.