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Because the grounds for annulments are very limited, Hawaii family court judges rarely grant them. If you seek an annulment and it is denied, you can still file for divorce if you are legally married.

Hawaii court records contain public information about criminal and civil cases filed in criminal, district, and circuit courts, as well as from courts that address special matters, such as land use, tax appeals, and family law matters (e.g. estate probate, divorce, births, marriages, and deaths).

If your spouse is married to another person, you can get an annulment at any time. If you find out your spouse is underage, you can get an annulment only until the spouse reaches the legal age. If you want to annul the marriage due to mental illness, you can do so as long as the mental illness continues.

In Hawaii, couples looking to become legally separated must follow a process that mimics divorce. To begin, at least one spouse must file a petition for separation with the local court.

Blood relations ? If you and your spouse are related (cousins or closer) even if you were aware of the blood ties before the marriage. Age ? If you or your spouse were not legally old enough to be married, which in the state of Hawaii is 18, or as young as 16 with written consent from both sets of parents.

You or your spouse have the right to request an annulment. You will need to file a complaint in the family court of the circuit court where you live or have been physically present for at least three months. The annulment process officially begins when you file a complaint with the court.