Day: May 7, 2008

Advocate  –  After all the evidence has been collected, the Advocate studies the case and presents to the

There are so many myths and stories surrounding the annulment process that much time is spent addressing all

One does not pay for an annulment.  The fees listed below are not payment for an annulment which,

When the canonical grounds have been established, the Respondent (unless declared Absent by the Court for failure to

The process begins in the parish.   All the necessary forms are obtainable from the parish.   We strongly recommend

The investigation is concerned with the facts which led the parties to give their consent to marry.  Consequently,

Before a petition can be considered there must first be proof that there is no longer any hope

An annulment is not a Church divorce.  Annulment and divorce are two entirely different entities. Each has a

The Tribunal is the Diocesan Court which adjudicates the internal legal affairs of the Church in the name