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... Give Children Reason for Your Divorce Heart & Mind: Children & Divorce GIVE A REASON FOR YOUR DIVORCE By Vicki Lansky Children need to know why the divorce is occurring so they don't blame themselves. Finding the ...
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Today's Article from the Divorce Library GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN CALIFORNIA What are the grounds for divorce in California? In California, a divorce is officially called a dissolution of marriage. In a dissolution, the court declares the matrimonial contract broken. Historically, divorces could only be granted within specific parameters such as adultery and mental cruelty. However since the application of statute no. 2310 in 1970, those limitations have been removed. Today, a divorce is granted on the grounds of "irreconcilable differences." Irreconcilable differences are any grounds that the court determines to be substantial reasons for the marriage not to continue. California was also the first state to implement the concept of a "no-fault divorce." In effect, this means that if a married person wishes to terminate the marriage, he/she can do so, even if the other person disagrees. Another statute related to irreconcilable differences is statute no. 2334, where if it appears that there is a reasonable possibility of a reconciliation, the court will continue the divorce proceeding for up to 30 days. After the continuance ends, the court may enter a judgment of divorce on the motion of either spouse. Finally, a marriage may be dissolved on the grounds of incurable insanity -- but only if the husband or wife can prove by competent medical or psychiatric testimony that the insane spouse was incurably insane at the time of the marriage. Definition of terms
Legal separation: an alternative to divorce California does make provisions for legal separation and/or nullity. However, nullity, which invalidates the marriage, is difficult to prove. If you don't want to get divorced -- for religious reasons, for example -- a legal separation is much easier to obtain than a nullity. Legal separation is used to divide the property and to provide for child support and support in cases where the husband and wife live separately, but remain married. It proves advantageous in situations where a divorce would cause one of the parties to lose medical insurance, veteran's benefits, or social security benefits. To be legally separated, both parties must intend that the marriage be over and must act consistent with that intent. If you live in Southern California, and would like advice about reason for divorce or other family law or estate planning issues, please setup an initial divorce consultation today.Would you like to know more about reason for divorce?
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