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To get a marriage annulled in Illinois, there must be proof of impotence, bigamy, or proof that one party was unable to consent at the time of the marriage. This may be due to coercion, force, or the influence of alcohol or drugs.

The amount of time you have to get an annulment depends on the reason you are getting an annulment. The clock starts ticking once you find out about the reason or get married. The limits are 90 days after learning of the situation, one year after the marriage, or until both parties are 18.

If you learned that your spouse cannot have sexual intercourse, the time limit is one year. If the marriage was illegal, you can file for annulment at any time within the 3 years following the death of your spouse. There is no time limit if you learn that your spouse was already married to another person.

Domestic Relations Fees Divorce$450.00Annulment$450.00Legal Separation$450.00Dissolution$350.00Reopening of a case or the filing of an issue not currently before the Court$250.004 more rows

As of January 1, 2016, Illinois became a no-fault divorce state, following the implementation of Public Act 99-90. This act eliminated all fault-based grounds for divorce, including adultery, mental or physical cruelty, abandonment, impotence, habitual drunkenness, and substance abuse.

To get an annulment, you file the same paperwork that is filed for a divorce. The one difference is that you file a Petition of Invalidity of Marriage rather than Petition for Dissolution of Marriage.