Don't marry while hiding your sexual orientation, and don't treat a marriage in name only (形婚) as a convenient shortcut: legally it is a real marriage, and the only way out is divorce
Marrying while hiding your sexual orientation is neither void nor annullable in law, and the only way out is divorce. A marriage in name only (形婚) is also a real marriage, and the money earned after the wedding counts as the couple's joint property, and debts the two sign for together or that are borrowed for the family's everyday spending also count as the couple's. The deceived side can ask at divorce for a larger share of property and compensation for emotional harm, but whether the courts will support this is not settled.
- Moderate value
- Evidence A
- Saves money