What Are The Grounds For Divorce In The State Of California?
California was the first state to implement the nofault divorce concept. In California, a dissolution of marriage (divorce) can be granted if the court finds there to be irreconcilable differences that have cause an irrevocable breakdown of the marriage. This means that if a married person wishes to terminate the marriage, he/she can do so, even if the other spouse disagrees.
Other California Separation and Divorce FAQs
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Are There Any Residency Requirements For Filing A Divorce?
A: Prior to filing a petition for a divorce, one of the spouses has to have been a resident of the state for a continuous six months and of the county for a continuous … More
