The ending of a marriage is a difficult experience and we are sensitive to the pain and stress that a failed marital relationship brings to those involved. We are here to assist those who want to know more and those who want to file a petition for an annulment.

Throughout this journey various questions will arise. I ask that you read through the FAQ’s provided and familiarize yourself with what an Annulment is.

Please note…There are different types of nullity petitions. To ensure that you do not complete an incorrect petition form, you must FIRST consult with a Case Sponsor. A Case Sponsor is a priest, deacon or lay person designated by the parish who determines what type of petition you must complete and assists you in the preparation of the petition. (There is no fee associated with obtaining a petition form or for the services of a Case Sponsor.) Your Case Sponsor will guide you in the paperwork and how to answer the questions. Their job is to

review the petition and help you finalize the answers so that it is ready to be signed and sent to the Tribunal. A petition will NOT be accepted without a Case Sponsor. 

The first step in the annulment process is to fill out the request form so we can capture your information and help determine what type of petition is needed for your case.

• Annulment FAQ's

• Annulment Meaning & Explanation