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Is the respondent always the one at fault in a divorce?

No, being the respondent in a divorce does not imply fault. Divorce proceedings can be initiated for various reasons, and the respondent is simply the party answering the application. It's essential not to equate the [...]

Is the respondent always the one at fault in a divorce?Ken Maynard CDFA, Acc.FM2023-08-27T18:23:32-04:00

Is sending a letter to spouse for separation the same as being an applicant in a divorce?

No, sending a letter to a spouse for separation is a personal communication and does not legally designate someone as the applicant in a divorce. The applicant is the one who formally files the divorce [...]

Is sending a letter to spouse for separation the same as being an applicant in a divorce?Ken Maynard CDFA, Acc.FM2023-08-27T18:22:21-04:00

Can a lay litigant be an applicant in a divorce case?

Yes, a lay litigant, meaning someone who represents themselves without a lawyer, can be an applicant in a divorce case. However, before diving into the legal process, seeking guidance from a divorce mediator or a [...]

Can a lay litigant be an applicant in a divorce case?Ken Maynard CDFA, Acc.FM2023-08-27T18:20:52-04:00
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