Chapter 32:Divorce and it's Legal Consequences

Annulment
1. A declaration by the court that the marriage was never effective
  1. When a person is presuaded to marry by misresentation it's fraud
Legal seperation
1. A limited divorce or a separation from bed and board
2. The court will decide the custody of your child
3. You and your spouse will remain married until final choice
Divorce
1. Some states divorce is called marriagdissolution of e
2. Adeclaration by the court that a valid marriage has come to an end
No-fault divorce
1. A law which eliminates the need to prove that one party is to blame
  1. Incompatibility
  2. Irretrievable breakdown
  3. Irreconcilable diffrence
Adultery
1. A vountary sexual relationship
  1. Must be proven
2. It's a crime in some states
Desertion
1. Unjustifed seperation
Domicile
1. Your principal place of abode
2. Can't be abandoned
Residence
1. A place where you actually live
Alimony
1. Sustenance
  1. Nourishment
Sole custody
1. Gives all parental rights
Joint custody
1. Divides the rights and duties
Equitable distribution laws
1. Allows judges to distribute property wiith couples

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