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Michigan Annulment and Prohibited Marriage Laws


More Information on Annulment and Prohibited Marriage Laws

Code Section552.34, et seq.; 551.1 et seq.; 552.29-.30
Grounds for AnnulmentUnderage; insanity; idiocy; physical incapacity to consummate; force or fraud
Time Limits for Obtaining AnnulmentUnderage: Unless they freely cohabit upon reaching majority; Incapacity: 2 years from marriage; Lunatic: Unless upon restoration of reason, they freely cohabit; Force or fraud: Unless there is voluntary cohabitation prior to commencement of suit
Legitimacy of ChildrenIssue of marriage void for nonage or bigamy or insanity are legitimate.
Prohibited MarriagesBigamous; those with syphilis or gonorrhea (felony); same sex; marriage between ancestors or descendants, brother and sister (blood or affinity), aunt and nephew, uncle and niece, first cousins

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