Divorce Online Forms. Do it yourself divorce papers. Divorce form for No-fault Uncontested Divorce
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divorce is the Legal termination of a Marriage. Only a court of law can terminate a Marriage. In a divorce, a court declares the Marriage contract broken.
The two basic types of divorce are "Fault" divorce (divorce for a specific reason, referred to as the "grounds" for the divorce) and "No-fault" divorce (the spouse suing for divorce does not have to prove that the other spouse did something wrong or was at fault).
Some states allow a spouse to select either a no fault divorce or a fault divorce.
When dividing Property and awarding support, and even in deciding custody matters, some states will consider the matter of fault while others won’t. For example, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina disallow an award of Alimony to a spouse who has committed marital misconduct. Also, laws in Alabama, Connecticut, Maryland, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Virginia allow the court to include marital misconduct in their determination of equitable distribution of the marital Property. In West Virginia and Louisiana, a spouse who commits adultery is not eligible for Alimony.
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