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Q: If a couple is married only one month (less than 24 months) can they get a legal no fault divorce?

If  a couple has been married only 1 month can they  get a legal no fault divorce in China.?

 

Or do they file a legal seperation decree / live by the decree / and file for divorce 1 or 2 years after?

 

IF a couple is married less than 24 months can they file for a no fault divorce?

13 years 37 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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There's no such thing as annulment here in China (unless it can be proved that one party was either forced into marriage or underage at the time of marriage).

 

You can get a no-fault divorce, but only through the courts and only after at least a year of separation (two years separation, if proven, can lead to an automatic divorce whether both parties agree or not).

 

Been there, done that, she got my t-shirt.

BiLi:

Both parties want a divorce right away after one month of marriage.

 

Are you sure we have to wait a year?

13 years 37 weeks ago
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stringdancing:

you do mot have to go through the courts.

13 years 34 weeks ago
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Sorry to add another post...cannot add or respond to comments:

 

Read the blog here for more information: http://blog.sina.com.cn/divorceinchina

 

I would surmise that the court would want to know your motives for marrying in the first place more so than the reasons for divorce. But, I'm not the judge.

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Well I got the divorce at the same place I got married. no problem/ no explanation/just both parties agree and have no issues. Cost a little over 400 rmb in about 30 minutes.in Liaoning Province.

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