Grounds for Divorce: Cruelty In addition to no-fault grounds, most states still provide traditional or fault grounds for divorce. The fault grounds or reasons for divorce vary from state to state. Cruelty is a specific fault ground for divorce in most of the states that allow fault-based divorces. Prior to the introduction of no-fault divorce [...]
Florida Divorce Information & Family Law To obtain a dissolution of marriage, one of the parties to the marriage must reside 6 months in the state before the filing of the petition. 61.021 Dissolution of marriage – Grounds No judgment of dissolution of marriage shall be granted unless one of the following facts appears, which [...]
Wyoming Divorce Procedures A Wyoming divorce, or dissolution of marriage, can be filed in Wyoming by either spouse to end the marital relationship. Upon completion of a Wyoming divorce, the parties are restored back to single status. The court will also issue any necessary orders for child support and custody, alimony (spousal support) and the [...]
Georgia Divorce Laws Residency Requirements for Divorce in Georgia The spouse filing must have been a resident of Georgia for 6 months and file for divorce in the county of residence. However, a non-resident may file for divorce against a spouse who has been a resident of Georgia for 6 months. In such cases, the [...]
North Carolina Divorce Laws Residency Requirements for Divorce in North Carolina Either spouse must have been a resident of North Carolina for at least 6 months prior to filing for divorce. Divorce may be filed for in the county of residence of either spouse. [General Statutes of North Carolina; Chapter 50, Section 50-8]. Legal Grounds [...]
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Maine Child Custody Laws The court may not apply a preference for one parent over the other in determining parental rights and responsibilities because of the parent’s gender or the child’s age or gender. When the parents have agreed to an award of shared parental rights and responsibilities or so agree in open court, the [...]
Illinois Child Custody Laws The court shall determine child custody in Illinois in accordance with the best interest of the child. The court shall consider all relevant factors including: a) The wishes of the child’s parent or parents as to his custody. b) The wishes of the child as to his custodian. c) The interaction [...]
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Maryland Child Custody Laws A court may award custody of a minor child to either parent or joint custody to both parents, with neither parent being resumed to have any right to custody that is superior to the right of the other parent. If the court has reasonable grounds to believe that a child has [...]
