Divorce Cases

There are two types of marriages generally recognized in America. The first is a common law marriage which is recognized in only certain states and a ceremonial marriage which is recognized in all states. The common law marriage can be entered into by living together for a specified period of time, referring to each other as husband and wife, sharing the same household, and having children. The ceremonial marriage is a marriage is one which was conducted by a recognized state official who has the authority to perform such marriages. If you have entered into marriage using either of these methods and would like to terminate your marriage you can file a petition for divorce which is a decree from the court to end the marriage. Divorce laws can vary depending on the state in which you reside. Each state has specific forms and judicial procedures which may be specific for that state. In addition, certain states may require a certain period of time to pass prior to completing the divorce process. If you are unsure about the requirements and the process for completing your divorce, contact a divorce attorney who is familiar with the laws of your state to help you complete your divorce.

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