Annulment

Myth

“I have been married for four years. The marriage has never been consummated as I refused to have sex with my husband, so I can get an annulment.”

Fact

To get an annulment, it has to be the opposing party (in this case, your husband) who refuses to have sexual intercourse. You will not be able to get an annulment in the situation outlined above. If you wish to end your marriage, you need to seek legal advice on the appropriate grounds for divorce for your situation.

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