Wendy Tse, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco & Trutanich, discusses the California divorce process with DivorceMag.com.
Grounds For Divorce
Finding Fault in No-Fault Divorce
The no-fault divorce laws were intended to eliminate the fabrication of fault claims made by spouses wishing to divorce – not because of any infidelity, abuse, or other wrongful conduct, but because they were simply unhappy.
Could Your Smartphone Use be Grounds for Divorce?
How do smartphones contribute to the breakdown of long-term relationships – and what is their growing role in divorce?
Can I File for Divorce on the Grounds of Incompatibility?
Even in a no-fault divorce, you’ll have to choose a “grounds” for the divorce. Incompatibility is a commonly used ground.
What are the Grounds for Filing for Divorce in Texas?
There are two different kinds of grounds for divorce in Texas: no-fault grounds, which means that neither party necessarily did anything wrong to cause the separation, and fault-based grounds, which requires that the filing party prove that the other party is at fault for the divorce. Which is right for your situation?
What You Need to Know about Facebook and Divorce
Will your marriage be one of the 30% to end in divorce due to your Facebook use?
Podcast: Allison C. Williams on Causes of Action for Divorce in New Jersey
In this podcast, experienced family lawyer Allison C. Williams answers some of the many questions related to causes of action for divorce in New Jersey.
3 Reasons to Wait for Your Divorce to Be Finalized Before Dating
Regardless of your family situation, when you’re in the middle of finalizing divorce procedures, you may feel the urge to start seeing someone else in order to move on with your life. Despite the fact that this is a completely understandable and normal way of moving on from a difficult relationship, problems may arise if things have yet to be completed.
Under what grounds can a marriage be annulled or made void in Missouri?
In order for a couple to annul a marriage in Missouri, there must one of the following: bigamy; one of the parties was underage at the time of the marriage; fraud in the inducement of marriage such as not disclosing impotence; some type of familial relationship between the two parties; lack of legal capacity; or […]
WATCH: What is the procedure for dissolving a marriage in New Mexico?
Want to know what the procedure is for dissolving a marriage in New Mexico? Watch or read along as Jon Feder explains how it works.
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