Nevada has little case law on how courts divide property following an annulment, but there seem to be two bright-line rules: Alimony in Nevada is not available following an annulment unless you or your spouse acted in bad faith. Spousal support is generally a benefit of divorce, not annulment. Though if there was mistreatment between you and your spouse, then courts may award equitable alimony. If you and your spouse entered into the marriage in good faith and believed it was valid, then the court will follow the putative spouse doctrine and divide your assets according to Nevada community property principles as if you were legally married.