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An annulment differs from [[divorce]] in that, if granted, means legally the marriage never existed in the first place; a divorce means a legal marriage is dissolved.
 
An annulment differs from [[divorce]] in that, if granted, means legally the marriage never existed in the first place; a divorce means a legal marriage is dissolved.
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Also, while a divorce can be granted for any or no reason, an annulment is limited to specific grounds stated in the law (e.g. a marriage entered into by fraud, such as a woman marrying a man who says he is divorced, only to learn later that he is still married).
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Also, while a divorce can be granted for any or no reason, an annulment is limited to specific grounds stated in the law (e.g. a marriage entered into by fraud, such as a woman marrying a man who says he is divorced, only to learn later that he is still married), and further must be requested within a short time after the marriage was entered into.
    
[[Category:Marriage]]
 
[[Category:Marriage]]
 
[[Category:Legal Terms]]
 
[[Category:Legal Terms]]
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