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Circumstances that can make for an invalid marriage include: | Circumstances that can make for an invalid marriage include: | ||
*if one spouse was already married when they married the other person | *if one spouse was already married when they married the other person | ||
*if one of the spouses was under age 16 at the time of the marriage ceremony | *if one of the spouses was under age 16 at the time of the marriage ceremony | ||
*if a spouse married someone other than the person they intended to marry | *if a spouse married someone other than the person they intended to marry | ||
===Effect of annulment=== | ===Effect of annulment=== | ||
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Some religions allow for religious annulments. These annulments do not legally annul a marriage or divorce people. The people remain married until a court declares an annulment. | Some religions allow for religious annulments. These annulments do not legally annul a marriage or divorce people. The people remain married until a court declares an annulment. | ||
=Common questions= | =Common questions= | ||
