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Home > Pastoral Ministries > Tribunal > Respondent > Respondent Rights

Respondent Rights

         
         
         
   

Your rights as the respondent
   

Catholic Church law recognizes your right to make a statement regarding your former marriage and your right to introduce witnesses. You are allowed a reasonable amount of time to make your statement to the tribunal.