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Dissolution of marriage is the technical legal term for a divorce. It is a formal dissolving of the legal rights and obligations of matrimony. Just as marriage is subject to state law, dissolution is governed by the laws of states. Most allow jurisdiction for dissolution as long as at least one spouse is a legal resident of the state,... more »
Divorces are so common that it is not always necessary to hire a lawyer. When considering a do-it-yourself divorce, it is important to remember each state has its own divorce laws. Forms designed for one state might not work in another. Though there are a variety of commercial divorce kits on sale, most state courts provide all the... more »
If you and your spouse have serious disagreements about whether to get divorced, or how to divide your property and who should get the kids, then you should probably consult a divorce attorney. But, if the two of you agree, then do-it-yourself divorce might be for you. Georgia is one of the few states that still recognizes common law... more »
The rules governing divorce vary slightly between states, but the basic process is the same in all U.S. jurisdictions. You must prove that you are qualified for a divorce, show that you are a resident of the state and file paperwork with your local court outlining demographic and financial information on you and your spouse. To keep... more »
Your marriage is over and you want a divorce. Someone asks,"Is your spouse contesting the divorce?" When your spouse does not want the divorce or does not agree to the terms of your divorce your answer to the question is "yes." more »
A divorce attorney is an individual who represents his client in a divorce action in court. In providing this representation, the divorce... more »
Generally, when a spouse wants to file for a divorce, he or she consults with the other spouse in order to determine if the spouses can agree on... more »
Separated couples or couples who are divorcing often voluntarily choose mediation to work out a separation or divorce settlement. Couples meet... more »
You might think you know your spouse, but file a divorce, and watch how this spouse becomes a totally different person. Once the dust settles,... more »
When you are served with divorce papers, it is a formal notice that a divorce action has been filed by your spouse. Upon receipt of the divorce... more »
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