Nevada Annulment — CourtFree

Your Information

We need your personal information exactly as it appears on your government-issued ID. You are the Petitioner — the person filing for annulment.

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An annulment is a legal declaration that a marriage was void or voidable from the start. Nevada law (NRS 125.290) provides specific grounds — we'll walk you through each one. Your information is stored securely and never shared.

Full Legal Name *

Date of Birth *

Street Address *

City *

State *

ZIP Code *

Phone Number

Email Address

Spouse's Information

We need information about your spouse (the Respondent). Provide as much as you know — their address is helpful but not required if you don't have it.

Spouse's Full Legal Name *

Spouse's Date of Birth

Spouse's address (if known)

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Marriage Details

Tell us about the marriage you want annulled. This information will appear in your court documents.

Date of Marriage *

State Where You Were Married *

City Where You Were Married *

County Where You Were Married

Marriage Certificate Number (optional — from your marriage certificate)

Grounds for Annulment

Nevada law (NRS 125.290) requires a specific legal basis for annulment. Select the ground that best describes your situation.

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Unlike divorce, annulment declares the marriage legally void — as if it never existed. The ground you select will be cited in your court filing. Choose the one most applicable to your situation.

Select the ground for annulment *

Want of Understanding

Either party lacked mental capacity or was incapacitated at the time of marriage

NRS 125.290(1)(a)

Fraud

Consent to marry was obtained through material fraud or misrepresentation

NRS 125.290(1)(d)

Force / Duress

Consent to marry was obtained through force, threat, or coercion

NRS 125.290(1)(e)

Underage

Either party was under the age of 18 at the time of marriage (without parental/court consent)

NRS 125.290(1)(b)

Bigamy

Either party had a living spouse from a prior undissolved marriage at the time of this marriage

NRS 125.290(1)(c)

Consanguinity

The parties are related within a degree that prohibits marriage under Nevada law

NRS 125.290(1)(f)

Physical Incapacity

Either party is physically incapable of entering the marriage state, and this incapacity is continuing and incurable

NRS 125.290(1)(g)

Briefly describe the circumstances * This will appear verbatim in your Complaint. Be factual and specific.

Children & Property

Are there minor children from this marriage? *

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No children

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Yes, we have children

Is there community property to divide? *

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No property

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Yes, we have property

Review Your Filing

Please review all information carefully. This is what will appear in your court documents.

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Your Documents Are Ready

One-time payment to unlock your court-ready annulment filing package.

Attorney cost: $5,000–$15,000

$249

One-time fee · Instant download · Court-ready PDFs

✓ Complaint for Annulment (ready to file)

✓ Proposed Decree of Annulment

✓ Family Court Cover Sheet

✓ Formatted per Nevada court requirements

✓ Based on NRS 125.290 — Nevada Annulment Statutes

✓ Lifetime access to re-download

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CourtFree prepares court-ready documents based on the information you provide. We do not guarantee court acceptance — filing requirements vary by county.
An annulment petition must be filed in the appropriate Nevada court. If your situation is contested, you may need to retain an attorney.
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Legal Disclaimer: CourtFree provides document preparation services and is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. The documents generated are based on the information you provide and are formatted for Nevada annulment filings. An annulment petition must be filed in the appropriate court in the county where you reside. For complex situations, please consult a licensed Nevada attorney.

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Your Annulment Documents Are Ready

Download your Nevada annulment filing package below. These documents are ready to file with the Clark County Family Court.

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Complaint for Annulment

Primary filing document — submit to the court clerk

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Proposed Decree of Annulment

Proposed court order — submitted with your complaint

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Family Court Cover Sheet

Required by Clark County Family Court — attach to your filing

What To Do Next

Review your documents. Read through each document carefully. If anything needs correction, contact us at support@courtfree.com before filing.
File with the Family Court Clerk. Go to the Clark County Family Court (601 N. Pecos Road, Las Vegas, NV 89101). Bring all 3 documents plus 2 copies of each. You'll pay a filing fee (typically $270–$300) to the clerk.
Serve the Respondent. After filing, you must legally serve your spouse with a copy of the Complaint. This can be done by a process server, the sheriff, or by certified mail (if your spouse agrees to accept service).
File Proof of Service. After your spouse is served, file the signed Proof of Service with the court.
Attend your hearing. The court will schedule a hearing. Bring all documents and be prepared to testify about the grounds for annulment.
Receive your Decree. If the court approves, the judge signs the Decree of Annulment. Both parties receive certified copies. Your marriage is legally void.

Remember: CourtFree is a document preparation service, not a law firm. These documents were generated based on the information you provided. If you have questions about Nevada annulment law or your specific situation, please consult with a licensed Nevada attorney. For complex situations involving children, significant property, or contested grounds, legal representation is strongly recommended.

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