My wife and I haven’t been intimate since our wedding. I found out she had a boyfriend before we got married, and we have evidence. We filed for annulment 45 days after the wedding, and she’s not living with me anymore. We filed the case two months ago. How long does it typically take for a judgment in such cases?

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Apni Law Staff asked 6 months ago

My wife and I haven’t been intimate since our wedding. I found out she had a boyfriend before we got married, and we have evidence. We filed for annulment 45 days after the wedding, and she’s not living with me anymore. We filed the case two months ago. How long does it typically take for a judgment in such cases?

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Apni Law Staff answered 6 months ago

Annulment cases can vary in duration, but typically take several months to a year. The court considers factors like evidence, legal arguments, and the complexity of the case. Your specific case may take longer or shorter depending on how the proceedings progress.

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