Annulment is another way of terminating a marriage. Annulment law is a legality which nullifies an already void marriage. Like all the other states, Alaska annulment laws also declare such like marriages null and void.
Under Alaska annulment law, you can file for annulment on the following annulment grounds:
Duress & Fraud
If your spouse has married you by misrepresenting him or herself, you can file for annulment under Alaska annulment laws.
Existence of Prior Marriage
According to Alaska annulment laws, if your spouse is already married and entered into another marriage with you, you can get annulment in Alaska.
Underage Marriage
If you are any younger than 15 years of age, you can not get married without the consent of your parents. Such a marriage can be annulled under Alaska annulment laws.
Mental Incapacity
Mental incapacity is also an annulment ground in Alaska. If your spouse has mental illness and you do not want to continue living with him or her, you can file for annulment under Alaska annulment laws.
Impotency
If your spouse is impotent and you were not aware of this fact before marriage, Alaska annulment laws entitle you to file for annulment.
Consanguinity
According to Alaska annulment laws, consanguinity means to marry a close relative like, father, mother, sister, nephew, uncle or aunt. You can get your marriage annulled in Alaska if you have married a blood relation.
