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every state in the union allows for no-fault divorces.Um no you cannot in states which adopt no fault
Any states which adopts no fault
Not the states which pass no fault kawsevery state in the union allows for no-fault divorces.
That doesn't mean that you can't file for divorce on fault bases.
California, who started the idea of no-fault, still allows people to file fault base grounds.
All "no fault" means is you don't have to prove the other person did anything to get the divorce. You don't have to prove adultry, abuse etc.
You can however prove that, it might impact greatly the settlement and what not if you do.
haha Cali allows for no-fault, but that doesn't mean you can't file for fault base.Not the states which pass no fault kaws
Yes it means no fault is found and no one can use fault as a basis
Caliufornioa allows no fault based divorces
You are an idiot
it means even if you can prove those things the judge will not permit it
there is no states where it is an option you moron
Since when has a civil marriage ever been a “forever” relationship?Taking responsibility for entering into a “forever relationship if you have issues with commitment
As ive recently posted, if you have commitment issues, then you should be the one to shoulder the expense and responsibility..not the person is upholding their part of the marriage.
California mandates no fault and willl not consider faulthaha Cali allows for no-fault, but that doesn't mean you can't file for fault base.
Seriously, show me the Cali law that says you can't file for actual grounds.
Since when has a civil marriage ever been a “forever” relationship?
You’re confusing religious beliefs with civil law.
really? Show me the law that says that....please.....California mandates no fault and willl not consider fault
NopeSince when has a civil marriage ever been a “forever” relationship?
You’re confusing religious beliefs with civil law.
No fault divorce lawreally? Show me the law that says that....please.....
i have read it, it's an option in my state. lots of people do it because it's easier.No fault divorce law
read it
That is a vow. A promise. Not a contract, fool.“Til death do us part”
No you have noti have read it, it's an option in my state. lots of people do it because it's easier.
people can however get a divorce in my state for fault reasons, they just have to prove that reason.
I am not sure how many times I have to say this to you.
A distinction without a differenceThat is a vow. A promise. Not a contract, fool.
Women make me wanna PUKE. Hail Maga.About fucking time!!!!!!
Modern women have been abusing the "system" and WRECKING families for far too long!!!
Not in my state.No you have not
you have a massive lack of comprehension
They do it because the stwte requires it
You can say something false and ignorant all you like it is still false and ignorat
Repeating a lie does not make it less of a lie
In your stateNot in my state.
I know for a fact, people can if they want to make the choice.
Telling me I am lying is you simply not wanting to know the truth.
In my state, if you do a fault based divorce, you can file right away, go to court and be divoced if proven,
if you do the no-fault route, you have to wait 6 months to file (if you have no kids), then file, with kids 12 months. The idea is you work out your settlement before you file then.
it literally is in my state, every state can make their own laws in regards to divorce. But every state recognizes the common law grounds for a divorce.In your state
It is not an option and you jnow no such thing
You are not posting the truth
you are no expert or authority and your claim is meaningless
No fault states mandate all divorces are no fault
A huge difference. A vow is not required to be legally married and can be literally anything the parties want them to be.A distinction without a difference
you are no expert personal anecdotes are not evidenceit literally is in my state, every state can make their own laws in regards to divorce. But every state recognizes the common law grounds for a divorce.
i am an expert in my state on the issue. I also know people, personally, that have gotten fault based divorces
at this point you are just whining because you have been exposed as an idiot on the subject
