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Alabama Divorce Laws - What You Need to Know!
Making the decision to file for a divorce is a big step for anyone. Knowing what to expect when you file for divorce can help you to deal with as little stress as possible. Knowing the applicable laws can also help to ensure your rights are protected as you move through the process. Residency Requirements […]
What are the Grounds for Divorce in California?
In California, a divorce (technically called dissolution of marriage) may be granted on one of two grounds; 1) irreconcilable differences which have caused the irremediable breakdown of the marriage or; 2) incurable insanity, according to California Family Code Section 2310. California is a “no-fault divorce” state, which means a divorce will be granted as […]
When is Spousal Support or Alimony Awarded in Delaware?
Alimony may be awarded to one spouse in a Delaware divorce proceeding if that spouse is found to be a dependent spouse and has not waived his or her right to alimony in a premarital, or post marital, agreement. A dependent spouse is defined as one who is dependent on his or her spouse for support, […]
Idaho Divorce Laws - What You Need to Know!
Deciding that a marriage is over is the start of a new journey for the spouses. That journey usually starts with getting a divorce so that each individual can move forward as a single person. In Idaho, there are several things for couples to think about when they plan on getting divorced. Anyone who is […]
Indiana Divorce Laws - What You Need to Know!
When couples in Indiana decide their marriage is over, they will likely decide to turn to the court system to file for a divorce. There are several considerations that must be factored into the decision. The grounds for the divorce, the waiting period, property division, alimony, child custody, and child support must all be considered. […]
Iowa Divorce Laws - What You Need to Know!
Obtaining a divorce in Iowa may seem, at first, just like getting one in any other state. You would be wrong to assume this because, while the Iowa legislature has gotten involved and passed laws and legislation to allow for divorce, the rules are much more lax here than almost anywhere else. Types of Divorce […]
Louisiana Divorce Laws – What You Need to Know!
When couples in Louisiana get divorced, their marital property is evenly divided. This is because Louisiana is one of the few states operating under a community property regime. This applies to all of the possessions and assets that are acquired during the marriage. However, both parties may also possess some separate property that is not […]
Maine Divorce Laws – What You Need to Know!
For couples facing divorce in Maine, the first order of business is to establish residency to make sure the Maine courts have jurisdiction over the divorce action. Otherwise, the court won’t accept the petition, or dismiss it at some future point. The residency requirements to file for divorce in Maine are: The petitioner must have […]
Mississippi Divorce Laws – What You Need to Know!
It is common in Mississippi divorces to cite irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split. Many divorcing couples don’t realize that under Mississippi law, there are a dozen legitimate at-fault grounds for divorce in Mississippi. They are as follows: Impotence Adultery One spouse being sentenced to a term in the penitentiary Willful desertion for […]
Montana Divorce Laws - What You Need to Know!
When you are divorcing, there are certain laws that you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse need to pay attention to. The state legislature in Montana has written extensive laws that protect you and any children involved in the divorce. Knowing ahead of time what may come up that is specific to Montana is a way to […]
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