PB you'd be surprised. I have personal knowledge of two cases where people were married inthe Church, got cheated on early in the marriage and got quickie annulments for about $1,000, which was the going rate at the time (this was about fifteen and ten years ago respectively.
Well, that's how it's supposed to be. That's why I posted that link.
A new marriage is permitted, however, if the proper Church authorities determine that the previous marriage was invalid from the beginning.Now if you're cheated on from the very start of a marriage, that clearly proves that the marriage was invalid from "the beginning," and the Church was right to grant those annulments. Glad to hear they got it right, DT
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As far as them taking money, well, yeah, everything has it's price
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