Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Anullment in Texas

My husband and I were married about 2 months ago. He never told me (just let me find out on the honeymoon) that he is impotent and refuses to see a doctor about it. I'm so upset about his prior knowledge (and other things he failed to tell me) I never moved in with him. I know from doing some research that impotency is grounds for anullment--which is much preferred to divorce. Do I have to present a physician's diagnosis to ''prove'' the impotency claim? Thanks.


Asked on 4/03/03, 2:03 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Fran Brochstein Attorney & Mediator

Re: Anullment in Texas

No.

Your husband would have to contest the grounds for the annulment.

Good luck!

Fran Brochstein

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713-847-6000

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Answered on 4/03/03, 4:24 pm


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