Information for non-Catholics
Non-Catholics who wish to marry a Catholic are bound by the laws of the Church regarding marriage. That means that if a non-Catholic party wishes
Non-Catholics who wish to marry a Catholic are bound by the laws of the Church regarding marriage. That means that if a non-Catholic party wishes
The Respondent, the non-petitioning spouse, can participate in a Catholic Tribunal marriage investigation by submitting testimony or opt out. Contact required.
Learn why certified marriage licenses and divorce decrees are required for a Catholic Tribunal annulment and how to obtain them from county records.
Learn why and how to locate the Respondent or witnesses for a Catholic Tribunal annulment. Provide current addresses and use social media or contacts to find them.
The annulment process begins when a party petitions the Tribunal for a declaration of nullity by challenging the validity of his/her marriage. The party who
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