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In general, the petitioner (the spouse who wants an annulment) should serve and file a petition for annulment and file it in the Minnesota district court in the judicial district where either the petitioner or respondent (the other spouse) live.

A) One party was not able to give their voluntary consent to the marriage at the time of the marriage ceremony because: One party has a mental illness, insanity, or mental incapacity and the other party did not know about the mental illness, insanity, or mental incapacity at the time of the marriage ceremony; OR.

In cases of lack of consent due to mental incapacity, intoxication, force, or fraud, you must file for annulment no later than 90 days after you learn about the problem. In cases of physical inability to consummate, you must file no later than one year after learning about the problem.

Under Minnesota law, there is no waiting period or mandatory separation period necessary before filing for divorce. However, like many other states across the country, there are requirements about how long a person needs to be a Minnesota resident before filing for divorce.

Under Minnesota law, there is no waiting period or mandatory separation period necessary before filing for divorce. However, like many other states across the country, there are requirements about how long a person needs to be a Minnesota resident before filing for divorce.

If you base your annulment on physical incapacity, age, or force, you have four years to file. If a marriage is invalid due to fraud, you have four years from the time you discover the fraud. You can file an annulment based on existing marriages or unsound mind(s) at any time.