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Wisconsin Annulment and Prohibited Marriage Laws


More Information on Annulment and Prohibited Marriage Laws

Code Section767.03, 60; 765.001-.31
Grounds for AnnulmentConsent lacking: (underage, mental infirmity, alcohol, drugs, force, duress, fraud); lack capacity to consummate; marriage prohibited by state law
Time Limits for Obtaining AnnulmentUnderage: Within 1 yr. (by parent if party before age 18) of marriage; Mental infirmity, alcohol, drugs, force, duress, fraud, no capacity to consummate: Within 1 yr. of knowledge; where marriage prohibited by law, 10 yrs.; bigamy, no limit
Legitimacy of ChildrenIssue of void marriage is legitimate
Prohibited MarriagesPrevious marriage undissolved; between person of same sex; between persons no closer in kin than second cousins (unless woman is 55 or one party is sterile and they are first cousins)

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