As below: basically the parties lie and say the marriage was never consummated in order to get out of it. Obviously a bit tricky in a long marriage but not hard in a short one.Sergei82 wrote:Excuse me, if my (hypothetical) wife doesn't want to have sex with me today, I can annul the marriage and go find somebody else???
Well, a bit more than 'just today' ...Sergei82 wrote:Excuse me, if my (hypothetical) wife doesn't want to have sex with me today, I can annul the marriage and go find somebody else???
Is this Singapore's definition or the UK definition? While Singapore law was 'based' on British law, has it been modified? That's why I posted the Singaporea" legal link in my initial post, so there would be no confusion.JR8 wrote:Well, a bit more than 'just today' ...Sergei82 wrote:Excuse me, if my (hypothetical) wife doesn't want to have sex with me today, I can annul the marriage and go find somebody else???
https://www.gov.uk/how-to-annul-marriage
Every annulment I know of has involved some lying... (I'm certain)....sundaymorningstaple wrote:Is this Singapore's definition or the UK definition? While Singapore law was 'based' on British law, has it been modified? That's why I posted the Singaporea" legal link in my initial post, so there would be no confusion.JR8 wrote:Well, a bit more than 'just today' ...Sergei82 wrote:Excuse me, if my (hypothetical) wife doesn't want to have sex with me today, I can annul the marriage and go find somebody else???
https://www.gov.uk/how-to-annul-marriage
Fair enough, and an interesting point.sundaymorningstaple wrote: Is this Singapore's definition or the UK definition? While Singapore law was 'based' on British law, has it been modified? That's why I posted the Singaporea" legal link in my initial post, so there would be no confusion.
1. Divorce in Singapore Family Court required a 3 year separation unless evidence of adultery or abuse etc is presented. Once 3 years passes (or you have evidence of such abuse or adultery from a PI) you can divorce without his permission.changxin wrote:If I am the one who refuse to having sex and live with him, can I still proceed to divorce or annulment? Between, he not agree to divorce..
1. You mean if I wan to divorce now is impossible unless we had separated for three years?PNGMK wrote:1. Divorce in Singapore Family Court required a 3 year separation unless evidence of adultery or abuse etc is presented. Once 3 years passes (or you have evidence of such abuse or adultery from a PI) you can divorce without his permission.changxin wrote:If I am the one who refuse to having sex and live with him, can I still proceed to divorce or annulment? Between, he not agree to divorce..
2. You can unilaterally start an annulment if you want to use the reason "marriage never consummated". There's no evidence required; simply a statement. Of course he may say "No, I did have sex with her" in which case you will have some difficulties but IME because an annulment offers a quick way out without issues over property settlement or spousal support he may go along.
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