Termination of a Marriage: Annulment

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[@himanvig1638]

Ross and Rachel marriage was voidable

[@bethelehemyohanned5457]

Thank you for the information. How many copies I should apply for Annulment ?

[@Burnlit1337]

So a marriage can be voidable if there's "False representations regrading prior sexual activity." With how promiscuous people these days this would apply to most new marriages now, right?

[@ritakartalyan1403]

you forgot to mention something very important. a marriage contract is a marriage between the parties and the state. even if you get a divorce, your contract with the state continues perpetually. the act of marriage is patented. how can i annul my contract with the state?