Canon law
Professional assistance in cases concerning the declaration of nullity of marriage and other matters of canon law.
Canon law
Our law firm, in collaboration with a church attorney, offers comprehensive legal assistance in canon law. We support clients in matters concerning the declaration of the invalidity of marriage, providing support at every stage of the proceedings before the church courts.
We assist in establishing the grounds for a declaration of the invalidity of a canonical marriage, prepare the necessary documents, and represent clients before episcopal courts. Our practice also explores the possibilities of using shortened procedures, obtaining dispensations, and removing clauses prohibiting marriage.
The scope of our services includes:
- conducting cases for the declaration of invalidity of marriage,
- representing clients before ecclesiastical courts,
- preparation of procedural documents, including appeals,
- advice on shortened and document-based processes,
- assistance in obtaining a super rato dispensation and removing clauses prohibiting remarriage.
Our team provides professional support and full commitment to effectively guide you through the complexities of canon law.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
No, the correct term is declaration of nullity of marriage. In the Catholic Church, marriage is indissoluble, and the process involves proving that the union was invalid from the outset.
The most common reasons include lack of marital consent, emotional immaturity, concealment of important information by one of the parties, coercion or inability to fulfill marital obligations.
The process lasts from several months to several years, depending on the type of proceedings and the complexity of the case.
Yes, provided the ecclesiastical court does not impose a prohibition on remarriage. If one is imposed, you must apply to have it removed.
This is not mandatory, but a professional attorney can make it much easier to prepare documents and conduct the case before the ecclesiastical court.
