I add more regularly but there are hundreds of wedding questions answered but i f you have another question that is not covered, or you are unsure about the answer given, call me. All care is taken but the content is for general assistance only and is not purported to be legal or expert advice of any kind. All answers are under review as there have been a number of changes in laws and regulations so you should call me if unsure, or check the law or regulations.
Check back regularly for updates or just call me. If you find something is missing, incorrect, or needs updating, let me know. This collection of questions and answers, including its format, is subject to copyright , , , , , , , Of course, you can. It can be a small ceremony in your garden or a festive event at a venue of choice and so can be as small or as large as you choose. I like to include bits and pieces from your original ceremony but that is your choice entirely as some couples like to start completely anew.
If there are children, they can be involved, or not. The entire ceremony is your choice but I will offer some guidance just as I would with a new wedding. To apply for nullity, you must file an Initiating Application. You will also need to prepare an affidavit stating:.
For more information see the fact sheet Applying for a decree of nullity. The current fees are available on the fees page. In some cases, for example, if you hold certain government concession cards or you are experiencing financial hardship, you may be eligible for a reduced fee. See the Guidelines for reduced fee — divorce and decree of nullity application. More information can be found on the fees page of the relevant website, including an explanation of different payment methods.
I am a Registered marriage Celebrant and so can conduct the marriage ceremony which I must register but I do not have any authority under the Marriage Act to cancel or annul a marriage. If unable to reconcile, you can find information on the fact sheet from the Family Court Applying for a decree of nullity.
