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Illinois General Divorce Information FAQ's
Here are some common questions and answers about divorce in Illinois
Grounds for Annulment in Kansas
Most people who decide to end their marriages get a divorce. For some couples, however, annulment may also be an option. Unlike a divorce, which disso...
Illinois Annulment FAQs
1. What is annulment? Annulment (declaration of invalidity) is a legal proceeding to declare a purported marriage invalid. When a marriage is annulle...
Illinois Grounds for Divorce FAQs
What are the Grounds for Divorce in Illinois? The old concept that only an “innocent” spouse may file for divorce has been abandoned in Illinois...
Post-Decree Issues
By Debra J. Braselton Modification of judgment Whether the issues in your divorce are settled by you and your spouse or are decided by a judge,...
Overview of the Divorce Process
Starting a Divorce You must be domiciled in Colorado for 90 days prior to filing a Colorado divorce action.
Annulment in Georgia FAQs
What is an annulment? An annulment is a court order, which declares that a marriage never existed. Annulments are rare and only granted in unusual c...
Uncontested Divorce in Georgia
An uncontested divorce is one where both the husband and wife can agree on how to divide all of their assets and their debts, and if they have childre...
Illinois Divorce FAQs
Over time, some states have adopted no-fault divorce statutes, which allow either spouse to petition for divorce based on irreconcilable differences. ...
Divorce and Annulment
What are the grounds for divorce annulment in Florida? Dissolution of marriage is a legal act of terminating the marriage through the courts common...
Low-Cost Options for Divorcing Couples in Florida
In Florida, as in other states, the cost of litigating a divorce can be quite high. Many couples hope to avoid any unnecessary expense, especially at ...
No Fault Divorce: Does Adultery Matter in a Florida divorce?
Florida is a "no fault" divorce state. This means that either party may seek a divorce without proving any reason for it other than the spouses don'...
Summary Dissolution in California
In California, a summary dissolution is a simple way to get a divorce, providing the possibility of avoiding a trial in court. However, not every ...
California Dissolution of Marriage FAQs
California was the first state to implement the "no-fault divorce" concept. This means neither spouse has to accuse the other of marital misconduct; i...
The Divorce Process
Introduction The goal of the legal process of divorce is to end the marriage and decide such issues as child custody, visitation, child support, alim...
Enforcement/Contempt FAQ's
1. My ex-spouse is not complying with the terms of our divorce decree. What can I do to enforce the decree?
Divorce in Virginia FAQs
If Virginia a Fault or No-Fault State? Virginia is a “fault” state, which means it’s among a handful of U.S. states that still allow fault div...
Virginia Divorce Law
Divorce, custody, child support and alimony are matters of state law. In a divorce, issues of property division, child support, child custody, and ali...
Georgia Divorce FAQ
Here are some helpful FAQs about Georgia divorce laws. Do I need to live in Georgia to get a divorce here? Yes, one spouse must be living in Georgia...
Georgia Prenuptial Agreement FAQ
What is a prenuptial agreement and why do couples get them? A prenuptial agreement (also known as an “antenuptial agreement" or a "premarital agre...
Georgia Family Court Trials and Hearings FAQ
Below, you'll find answers to some common questions about trials, hearings, and procedural rules in Georgia family law cases, such as divorces or chil...
Violation of Custody and Vistiation Orders in Georgia
Custody and visitation orders in Georgia are based on the best interests of the children involved. Parents can agree on how to share custody and v...
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