Nullity proceedings involve asking a court to declare that a marriage never validly existed, or that it is void or voidable, on specific grounds such as lack of capacity or consent, bigamy, prohibited degrees of relationship, or non-consummation. A solicitor drafts and issues the petition, gathers evidence, and conducts correspondence with the court. They arrange medical or psychological evidence if required, and manage financial and child-related orders as part of the overall process, including any proposed separation arrangements.
Where a solicitor protects your position
The decision to grant a nullity is time-bound and legally decisive, because it recognises that the marriage did not meet the formal requirements of a valid union. A solicitor ensures the proper handling of court deadlines, coordinates with the court, and represents the client in hearings, while advising on the implications for property, finances, and children.
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