Simple Divorce - Used when there are no minor children and wife is not pregnant. Can be used with or without community property and debts.

Civil Annulments - This is a legal process handled by a court that declares a marriage null and void, meaning it was never legally valid. Grounds for a civil annulment vary by jurisdiction but often include fraud, coercion, bigamy, or lack of capacity to consent. A civil annulment affects legal rights, such as property division and child custody.

Catholic Annulments - This is a religious process conducted by the Catholic Church's Tribunal. It does not affect legal marital status but determines whether the marriage was valid according to Church teachings. Grounds for a Catholic annulment may include lack of proper intent, psychological incapacity, or failure to meet sacramental requirements. A Catholic annulment allows a person to remarry within the Church.

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