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You may file a Nevada annulment without being a Nevada resident if you were married in Nevada. If you were married outside Nevada, you may file a Nevada annulment provided you establish residency prior to filing.
When Both Parties Sign Documents STEP 1 : Do you have a valid reason for a Nevada annulment as per Nevada annulment statutes? Not sure? Simply contact me by CLICKING HERE or call me at 702.562.4209 STEP 2: You'll receive a prompt response with valid reasons explained in plain language and with information on how to proceed in your case and the cost to get started. STEP 3: Once we receive the documents back from both you and your spouse signed and notarized, your annulment will be filed and processed through the Nevada court system. STEP 4: Your annulment is granted on average two weeks later (when both parties sign). We mail the Decree of Annulment to you as soon as it becomes available to us. Other Important Information: Nevada annulments require that there be a plaintiff and a defendant, so joint petitions are not allowed by Nevada statutes, even when both parties agree to the annulment. See Nevada Revised Statutes 125.290 through 125.440 Uncontested Annulment: $1500 Contested: $2500 retainer billed at $250 per hour Ready to get started? Simply contact me now or... call me at 702.562.4209	When Only Plaintiff Signs Documents STEP 1: Determine if you have a valid reason for a Nevada annulment as per Nevada Statutes. Not sure if you do? Simply contact me by CLICKING HERE or call me at 702.562.4209 STEP 2: You'll receive a prompt response with valid reasons explained in plain language and with information on how to proceed for your particular case, and the cost to get started. STEP 3: I'll email (or send by courier) the documents you need to sign to you. Clear instructions will be included. STEP 4: The documents must be signed in front of a notary -- either in your state or country of residence, or at our office if you are in Las Vegas. STEP 4: Once we have the original signed and notarized documents in hand, we file your Nevada annulment in Clark County Nevada District Court. STEP 5: We then arrange for the filed Complaint for Annulment and Summons to be served upon your spouse. STEP 6: This step depends on whether or not your spouse files an Answer to the Complaint for Annulment after being served * If s/he does not respond, your Nevada Annulment could be granted in as little as 14 weeks. * If your spouse does file an Answer to the Complaint for Annulment, the time within which your annulment gets granted will vary depending the court's calendar. To get started immediately, contact me now or...call me at 702.562.4200
Don't qualify for a Nevada annulment?
You may file for a Nevada divorce instead provided you are a Nevada resident. It takes six weeks to become a Nevada resident.       If both parties sign the divorce documents, it can take as little as a few days for a divorce to be granted (may involve a court appearance) Visit our Nevada Divorce page for details.
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