Once an annulment process has started, what steps are necessary to carry it through successfully?
The Petitioner must cooperate fully with the process. Viable testimony must be available from the Petitioner and from witnesses. It is the responsibility of the Petitioner to furnish the proofs necessary. The Tribunal is willing to work with the Petitioner but the Petitioner must be willing to do the legwork. It is the Petitioner’s case and the onus is upon the Petitioner to prove the case for invalidity or nullity. In certain situations, it happens that even with the help and advice of the Tribunal, the Petitioner has been unable to obtain viable testimony despite the fact that s/he has done everything reasonably possible to do so. The Tribunal, through the Petitioner’s Advocate, will sometimes be able to advise the Petitioner that the case is weak. In such circumstances, the Petitioner will have to decide whether to continue with the case with the prospect of an unfavorable judgement or to have the case placed in a suspended status with the possibility of reopening it at some future
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