What is an annuler?

Answer 1

An annulment in the Catholic Church is a decree that no marriage ever existed in the first place, it is a decree of nullity. A ruling that what looked like a marriage because of some impediment never actually took place.

Answer 2

An annulment is an act or instance of annulling, a state of having been annulled, an invalidation of something, a legal declaration that a marriage is invalid, or an archaic term for the total destruction of something.

Answer 3

A marriage annulment is a ruling that a solemnized marriage, because of some impediment undisclosed at the time of the marriage, was invalid and therefore was of no effect.

A civil annulment is a civil court decree ruling that a valid marriage never took place and the parties are free to marry. If there are children or property, the court will address those issues by court orders. Annulment is not available in all jurisdictions when there are children involved.

An ecclesiastical annulment is also a ruling that no valid marriage ever existed in the first place. However, in the United States the parties cannot marry again unless they end the marriage under civil law. Ecclesiastical annulment does not address children or property and the parties remain legally married under civil law until they obtain a civil annulment or divorce.

Answer 4

An annulate is a member of the Annulata, a class of articulate animals including marine annelids and earthworms, which is almost the equivalent of Annelida.

Answer 5

An annulation is the formation of a ring, or any reaction which forms a ring of atoms.

Answer 6

An annuler is a person or authority which annuls.

Answer 7

An annuller is a person or thing which annuls.

Answer 8

An annullation is a process of annulment.