None whatever, seen from that perspective. The issue is complicated when some marriages are broken and one spouse is an abuser, for example. 
     People make mistakes and marry too young before they find the right partner. The meaning of the Gospel is that we are justified by faith, not law. 
    This means that even if the ideal cannot be realized in someone's life they may still receive the grace of God. However, I don't benefit personally from my opinion. One is seeking understanding and because I know of Catholics and Protestants who are better off in another marriage-John Michael Talbot is an example-one wonders if in fact one might  foresee that Jesus is not unaware of the challenges one faces in living strictly by the law. 
    I don't believe in the annulment process except as a legalism justifying divorce where in fact it is too easy to get away with this convenience if you have enough money and the right connections.