Post by tugar on Apr 5, 2017 6:47:19 GMT -8
From the law offices of Howard, Fine and Howard
Per: Divorce proceedings.
In regards to our subspace discussion on the subject of legal reasons for a divorce, there are a few points we must consider. Adultery is a valid reason. To use this ground, the Plaintiff must show that the spouse committed adultery during the marriage. This ground can be hard to prove because evidence from someone besides the Plaintiff and spouse is needed.
A legal separation agreement hasn't been filed and it has to be a year old in order to proceed with a divorce hearing.
Or last chance would be abandonment. To use this ground, the spouse must have abandoned the Plaintiff for at least one year or more. Two examples of abandonment: where the spouse physically leaves the home without any intention of returning or where the spouse refuses to have sex with the other spouse, this is called "constructive" abandonment.
Please contact us if we can help in any way.
Maurice Howard Esq.
Per: Divorce proceedings.
In regards to our subspace discussion on the subject of legal reasons for a divorce, there are a few points we must consider. Adultery is a valid reason. To use this ground, the Plaintiff must show that the spouse committed adultery during the marriage. This ground can be hard to prove because evidence from someone besides the Plaintiff and spouse is needed.
A legal separation agreement hasn't been filed and it has to be a year old in order to proceed with a divorce hearing.
Or last chance would be abandonment. To use this ground, the spouse must have abandoned the Plaintiff for at least one year or more. Two examples of abandonment: where the spouse physically leaves the home without any intention of returning or where the spouse refuses to have sex with the other spouse, this is called "constructive" abandonment.
Please contact us if we can help in any way.
Maurice Howard Esq.
