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(2) cruelty of treatment/excessively vicious conduct by your spouse toward you or your child; (3) continuous voluntary separation if there is no reasonable hope of expectation). As part of this proceeding, the court can make some decisions concerning children, support, property and health insurance.

Absolute Divorce
An Absolute Divorce is a termination of your marriage; you are no longer married. In order to be awarded an Absolute Divorce there are certain criteria to be met. Some of the more common grounds for divorce are (1) adultery by your spouse (providing that you are not committing adultery too!); (2) desertion by your spouse that has continued uninterruptedly for 12 months; (3) voluntary and mutual separation that has continued uninterruptedly for 12 months if there is no reasonable expectation of reconciliation; (4) or a separation that has continued uninterruptedly for two years. As part of this proceeding, the court can make decisions concerning children, support and health insurance and it can make a final disposition of your property.

If you’d like more information on the divorce process, please call Cohen & Dwin at
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