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• What Are the Grounds for Divorce?
• Divorce is basically the legal procedure of
  termination of a matrimonial relationship or
  marriage. Divorce generally involves the
  reorganizing or cancelling of a married couple's
  legal obligations and liabilities under the law
  of that state or country, thereby dissolving the
  legal bonds of marriage under the stipulated law.
  In some states, divorce is also referred to as
  dissolution of marriage. In the United States,
  divorce law is governed by a system of limited
  divorce remedies, under which a divorce decree
  may be granted to one party only, while the other
  party is granted only the divorce mandamus, stay
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• Under the common law, there were no divorce
  remedies at all, but there have been many changes
  in that area of law over the years, including the
  common divorce remedy of affidavits. An affidavit
  generally declared that the spouses are not in a
  state of matrimonial bliss and that the union is
  irretrievably broken. The spouse filing the
  affidavit must produce the marriage certificate
  of the other spouse, unless it can be proved that
  the marriage was legally dissolved in some other
  way, such as through a court order under some
  other statutes that govern marriage. In this
  case, that party filing the affidavit is not
  required to produce any marriage certificate.

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• Another form of divorce remedy called for a
  showing of an imbalance of their communal
  property. A typical example was where one spouse
  had a large estate, while the other had very
  little, or no estate at all. Under some
  jurisdictions, this is still a common divorce
  argument today. Under the common law, the court
  ordered a partition of the communal property in
  favor of each party, based on what was known as
  the equity of community property. You can learn
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• In other states, however, there are no divorce
  proceedings required if the divorcing parties are
  living in a common-law marriage. Instead, the
  spouse must file a legal separation agreement or
  an uncontested divorce decree. Again, if proof is
  required to support the court's equitable
  distribution decision, that party is exempt from
  having to provide a certificate of corroborating
  evidence. Again, the divorce decree is generally
  quite dissimilar from the marital settlement
  agreement, because it doesn't involve any
  conjugal property issues. The divorce forms may
  include various instructions as to what the
  division of property and child custody will be.

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• In more recent years, the concept of a
  "justifiable divorce" has become more common. A
  divorce is considered "justifiable" when one of
  the spouses is unable to obtain the services of
  an attorney to protect his or her interests after
  separation. Usually, this involves a party not
  having access to a computer or the means to make
  an online home-based business. A spouse with
  financial or personal resources may be able to
  have an attorney to file for a divorce, but not
  always.

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• One of the advantages to hiring an attorney to
  file for divorce is that the attorney will make
  sure that all of the proper filings are made, and
  that all of the creditors and their proofs of
  claim are submitted to the court. It is also
  often the case that an attorney can obtain other
  financial records, such as tax returns, to
  substantiate a claim for marital assets. In some
  cases, the filing party may choose to hire a
  mediator to assist in the divorce proceedings.
  Whatever the case, hiring an attorney is the best
  way to ensure that the divorce is processed in
  the manner prescribed by law.

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