What can you do if you got married under false pretense?

False pretense must be interpreted by the courts and some circumstances automatically qualify as a false pretense, such as bigamy, when one of the parties is married already.  This breaks the marriage contract and qualifies for a voiding of the marriage.  Claiming to be 'with child', is a false pretense if a child is not born within 10 months of marriage. Impotence may qualify for a false pretense ruling under certain circumstances.   If the courts decide your marriage should never have taken place then you make seek an annulment.  The best advice is to visit a lawyer.

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