Alternatives to Divorce
Depending on your situation and the feelings of you and your spouse, you may want to consider alternatives to divorce. Here you will find information on issues such as marriage counseling, living separately but remaining a family and annulment.
Civil Annulment
A Civil Annulment is the legal process a couple goes through to have their marriage declared null and void.
A Civil Annulment is the legal process a couple goes through to have their marriage declared null and void.
Obtain an Annulment Through The Catholic Church
The Catholic Church has established certain procedures that a couple must follow when petitioning for an annulment. Primarily, a civil court must divorce a couple before they can attain an annulment. Below are the steps one takes to have their previous marriage nullified
The Catholic Church has established certain procedures that a couple must follow when petitioning for an annulment. Primarily, a civil court must divorce a couple before they can attain an annulment. Below are the steps one takes to have their previous marriage nullified
How To Behave During A Legal Separation
A legal separation gives you the space you need to solve problems, come to terms with your emotions and start over, either in your marriage or alone. How you behave during a legal separation will determine how successful you are in whatever your motives for separating.
A legal separation gives you the space you need to solve problems, come to terms with your emotions and start over, either in your marriage or alone. How you behave during a legal separation will determine how successful you are in whatever your motives for separating.
The Financial Benefits Of a Legal Separation Agreement
If you are having marital problems and have decided to separate, I encourage you to have an attorney draw up and both spouses sign a legal separation agreement.
If you are having marital problems and have decided to separate, I encourage you to have an attorney draw up and both spouses sign a legal separation agreement.
The "Non - Divorce" Divorce
Potentially big legal fees, health-insurance needs and the expense of separate households cause some couples to stay under one roof even when their marriages are all but dead.
Potentially big legal fees, health-insurance needs and the expense of separate households cause some couples to stay under one roof even when their marriages are all but dead.