2. Nullity
There are circumstances in which your marriage can be declared null and void. This means that legally the marriage itself is treated as if it had never taken place. We can advise you on the grounds upon which you could apply for your marriage to be annulled.
There is no requirement to wait 1 year to commence proceedings for nullity.
The end of a marriage is a traumatic time for all couples. People have to deal with heightened emotions as well as the stress of managing their everyday lives and dealing with matters jointly with their former spouses which can include contact with children and financial arrangements.
At Courtyard Solicitors LLP, we aim to help our clients through this difficult time by dealing with these matters in a sympathetic, efficient and professional manner.
Whichever party we are acting for, we will provide you with an excellent and understanding service.
Nullity affects the parties' rights under an existing will and you should therefore review your will and our Wills and Probate Department will be able to advise you on this and prepare a will on your behalf. If you do not have a will, you should think about who you would like to leave your property to and have your will drawn up.