Annulment intake that captures your grounds and timeline up front
The intake asks whether the client actually wants an annulment (not a divorce), what specific ground makes the marriage invalid, and how recently they discovered it, then collects marriage certificates and spouse contact details before routing qualified matters to your CRM.
The exact intake your annulment leads complete
This is the real 7-question guided intake for Annulment — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified annulment lead should tell you
A legal action to have a marriage declared invalid from the start (as if it never legally existed) rather than dissolved, which requires a specific statutory ground such as bigamy, close relation, underage marriage, fraud, force, or incapacity, and is often subject to a discovery deadline.
- Marriage Ceremony In United
- End Marriage By Annulment
- Or Spouse Still Alive
- Believe There Specific Reason
- Find Out About This
- After Learned About This
- Know Where Spouse Can
The questions your team needs answered
Every annulment intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Was the marriage ceremony in the United States, or are you or your spouse currently living in the United States? | Without a US ceremony location or current US residency for either spouse, a court is unlikely to have jurisdiction to hear the annulment at all. |
| Are you looking to end the marriage by annulment (to treat it as if it never legally happened), rather than a divorce? | This separates clients who genuinely want the marriage voided from the start from those who actually need a divorce, preventing a mismatched consultation. |
| Are you or your spouse still alive? | Annulment generally requires two living parties, so a deceased spouse changes the matter into a different legal question entirely. |
| Do you believe there is a specific reason the marriage may not have been valid from the start (for example: one of you was already married, you are close relatives, one of you was underage, you were forced, or you could not truly agree because of intoxication or a serious mental condition)? | A recognized statutory ground is the core of any annulment case, so this answer largely determines whether the matter is viable at all. |
| Did you find out about this reason within the last 2 years? | Most states impose a discovery deadline for annulment grounds, so a discovery date outside that window signals the claim may be time-barred. |
| After you learned about this reason, did you avoid continuing to live together as spouses? | Continuing to live together as spouses after learning of the invalidating condition can be treated as ratifying the marriage, which weakens the case. |
| Do you know where your spouse can be reached for legal paperwork (an address, workplace, email, or another reliable way to contact them)? | The action can't move forward without a way to serve the other spouse, so a missing contact method flags a procedural obstacle early. |
How Cliont scores annulment leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Marriage Ceremony In United: yes
- End Marriage By Annulment: yes
- Or Spouse Still Alive: yes
- Believe There Specific Reason: yes
- Find Out About This: yes
- After Learned About This: yes
See the lead your team receives
Annulment Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for annulment workflows
| Cliont capability | Annulment application |
|---|---|
| Conditional branching | If a client answers that they want a divorce rather than an annulment, the intake can stop asking annulment-specific grounds questions and flag the lead as mismatched instead of walking them through the full grounds sequence. |
| Weighted scoring | Because the specific-ground question and the still-alive question carry the highest weights in this catalog, a lead missing either one drops sharply in score even if every other answer looks strong. |
| Document collection | The intake can request the marriage certificate and any documentation tied to the stated ground, such as a prior marriage record for a bigamy claim, before the file ever reaches your CRM. |
| CRM routing | Leads that confirm US jurisdiction, a specific ground, and discovery within two years can be routed straight into your CRM as ready for a paid consultation rather than a free screening call. |
Common annulment lead scenarios
Bigamy discovered within the window
The client learned within the last two years that their spouse was already married and moved out as soon as they found out, which lines up cleanly with a strong statutory ground and timely discovery.
No US jurisdictional tie
The marriage happened abroad and neither party currently lives in the United States, which the intake flags as a jurisdiction problem before any grounds question is even reached.
Actually wants a divorce
The client says no to seeking an annulment specifically, which usually means they want a standard divorce and should be routed away from annulment intake entirely.
Grounds discovered years ago
The client learned about the invalidating condition more than two years ago and kept living with their spouse afterward, both of which weaken the case under most state annulment statutes.
Spouse is deceased
The other party has passed away, which the intake treats as a threshold disqualifier since annulment generally requires both spouses to be living parties to the action.
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Annulment lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake separate annulment cases from divorce cases?
One of the first questions asks whether the client specifically wants the marriage treated as if it never legally happened, rather than dissolved through divorce, so mismatched leads are identified before they take up consultation time.
What counts as a valid ground in this intake?
The intake asks the client whether they believe the marriage was invalid from the start for a specific reason, such as an existing prior marriage, close family relation, underage marriage, force, or intoxication or a serious mental condition, without asking them to make a legal determination themselves.
Why does the intake ask when the client discovered the issue?
Many annulment grounds have to be raised within a limited window after discovery, so the intake captures whether the client found out within the last two years to help you spot cases that may be time-barred.
What if the client can't locate their spouse to serve legal paperwork?
The intake asks whether the client has a reliable way to reach their spouse, since service of process is required to move an annulment forward and a missing address can change the strategy or timeline.
Does the intake screen out marriages with no connection to the US?
Yes, the intake asks whether the ceremony took place in the United States or either spouse currently lives there, since that jurisdictional tie is typically required before a court will hear the case.
What happens if the client mentions their spouse has passed away?
The intake asks whether both parties are still alive, since annulment generally requires both spouses as living parties, and this answer is used to flag the lead for a different conversation rather than score it as a standard annulment matter.
Turn annulment visitors into qualified cases
Give every annulment visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.