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Polishman
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Dear Seminole Girl:
I am new here and you may have already answered this question but when the marriage ceremony took place had any decision been made by either of you concerning having children? If a marriage took place with either one or both spouses rejecting the possibility of having children, then the marriage was invalid. I am a member of a marriage tribunal in my diocese and I see this situation arise frequently. That’s why, in an annulment process, witnesses are vital to the case: Someone who can testify under oath that a decision had been made NOT to have a child.
Just my 2 cents. Blessings and prayers for you!
Polishman
I am new here and you may have already answered this question but when the marriage ceremony took place had any decision been made by either of you concerning having children? If a marriage took place with either one or both spouses rejecting the possibility of having children, then the marriage was invalid. I am a member of a marriage tribunal in my diocese and I see this situation arise frequently. That’s why, in an annulment process, witnesses are vital to the case: Someone who can testify under oath that a decision had been made NOT to have a child.
Just my 2 cents. Blessings and prayers for you!
Polishman