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New York Divorce Law: Grounds for Divorce
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| New York Divorce Law What are the grounds for divorce in New York? If you are a resident of the state of New York, four of the grounds in New York divorce law are based on "fault" of one of the parties. They are: The only ground that doesn't call for one party to be at fault is one year living apart under either a separation agreement or a separation decree granted by a court. This is the closest thing New York divorce law has to a "no-fault" ground for divorce. In most cases, fault has no bearing on the division of marital assets or on spousal support. Annulment Documentation Personal Data
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