We have provided Nevada Annulments for 21 years, with a success rate better than 99.9%. A Nevada Annulment dissolves the marriage as though it never occurred in the first place, allowing both spouses a return to their prior marital status. You will need a copy of your marriage certificate for this process. Read about our annulment experience in a Los Angeles Times article.
Joint Annulment
When both parties sign the papers: $390 plus filing fee.
- Guaranteed to be granted or money refunded.
- For short-term marriages in Nevada or if 1 party resides in Nevada. If you plan to move to Nevada to establish residency, our Lodging Directory may be helpful.
- If you choose Nevada Quick Divorce rarely will a hearing be required and if it is, you can appear by telephone – other companies may require hearings.
- You must meet at least one Nevada Annulment Qualification. If you are using a fraud reason, you must separate from your spouse upon learning of the fraud.
- Our proven success rate is better than 99.9%.
Complaint Annulment
Complaint for Nevada Annulment – the other party is unwilling to sign papers or cannot be located. If only 1 party signs papers: $490 plus filing fee plus service to spouse.
- Guaranteed to be granted or money refunded.
- For short-term marriages in Nevada, if 1 party resides in Nevada, or you move to Nevada. If you plan to move to Nevada to establish residency, our Lodging Directory may be helpful.
- If you choose Nevada Quick Divorce rarely will a hearing be required. If it is, you can appear by telephone. Other companies may require hearings.
- You must meet at least one Nevada Annulment Qualification. If you are using a fraud reason, you must separate from your spouse upon learning of the fraud.
- Our proven success rate is better than 99.9%.
- To learn more about getting a Nevada Annulment go to Nevada Annulment Statutes.
Our Guarantee
We maintain the highest standard of honesty, competency and professionalism. This guarantees your Joint Petition divorce or annulment are signed by a judge within days of filing, not weeks or months.