Nullity and Judicial Separation
Nullity is a bit more complicated than divorce and depends on whether you wish the marriage to be treated as though it never happened (void) or that it is a valid marriage until you take legal action to have it annulled (made void) by a court. It is important that you understand the difference between the two aspects of Nullity because different principles appliey If you wish to have your marriage declared null and void or are not sure if this applies to your marriage, then you should contact Patricia Young now by using the free consultation box in the left hand menu.
Judicial Separation is used where the parties usually for religious reasons do not wish to divorce but wish to live apart. It must not be confused with separation by agreement. The Judicial Separation process is similar to that of divorce and although it also allows the court to divide the matrimonial assets, the court's powers are limited. Again, it is better to discuss this area of law with you so please click on the box in the left hand menu to arrange an appointment with Patricia Young.