If you are looking for sole physical custody, then the first question to ask is: are the children currently in danger when in the care of the other party?

Often times, a parent answers “yes,” but when you ask that parent what the danger is, he/she has a hard time articulating it. Other times, the answer is related to having a poor co-parenting relationship.

So, what would the Court consider as "danger?"

When is money NOT a factor for every decision we make, then we would not care for the word, “affordable.” But, if you are reading this, then more likely than not, you don’t have funds set aside for legal services. 

If you have the time (approximately 3-8 hours worth), then you can tap into resources readily available in your county. Since we are primarily based out of San Diego, we’ll provide you some information for resources here.

My spouse and I have been married for 7 months, and it is not working out. We tried marriage counseling, vacationing together, vacationing apart, and even living apart for a couple weeks. This marriage was no-doubt a mistake. 

Fortunately, we do not have children to co-parent for the next 18 years. We have no common assets or debts. I am convinced that we didn't enter into this marriage for the right reasons. I am ready to give up on this marriage, and move forward in my life.

Can we annul our marriage based off the short duration?