In some states, deceiving one's spouse before marriage about the desire to have children is grounds for annulment of the marriage.

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​In some states, deceiving one's spouse before marriage about the desire to have children is grounds for annulment of the marriage.

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This is true in some states, such as California and Texas. If one spouse lied about their desire or ability to have children before the marriage, it can be considered fraud and can be grounds for an annulment. However, this is not the case in all states and it can be difficult to prove.

​In Some States, Deceiving One's Spouse Before Marriage About the Desire

In Some States, Deceiving One's Spouse Before Marriage About the Desire