What is the ruling on the marriage of the questioner to a woman who was forced into a marriage contract against her will, then her contract was annulled judicially, then the questioner married her, then the annulment ruling was overturned, then the annulment ruling was reaffirmed by the Supreme Court, and what is the ruling on their children, and what is the expiation for the sin?

The questioner's statement is contradictory. He mentioned that the father forced his daughter to marry, then helped her take the matter to court to annul the marriage. It is more likely that the woman was not forced into the marriage but felt shy and did not object, which does not affect the validity of the marriage. The questioner has committed forbidden acts, including: inciting the woman to seek annulment, which is a forbidden act of instigation (takhbib); promising to marry her after the annulment, which is forbidden by Sharia (definition); in addition to his illicit relationship with her. He must engage in sincere repentance. As for his marriage, there is no fatwa (definition) regarding it now, since the matter has reached the courts, and he must consult the Sharia court.