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As experts in family law would observe, filing for divorce in California has never been easier since it’s a ‘no-fault divorce’ state.
California stipulates two substantial reasons to end a marriage: irreconcilable differences and incurable insanity.
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While incurable insanity is rarely used, irreconcilable differences are more common in that all it takes is for one spouse to throw in the towel into the marriage. In a ‘no-fault divorce,’ the spouse could just declare incompatibility and file for divorce without having to prove that the other party has committed any wrongdoing. Then the court will determine if the grounds are “substantial reasons for not continuing the marriage and which makes it appear that the marriage should be dissolved.”
Family law specialists would see that the issue of irreconcilable differences is often driven by the tabloid portrayal of celebrity couples which makes it something that people can get away with easily. Fact is, the drama of divorce due to irreconcilable differences extends beyond the courtroom into the way couples view their significant others and themselves as someone worth keeping.
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The issue of divorce due to irreconcilable differences is a very serious matter. It’s when couples reach the end of their emotional rope and run out of energy to make the marriage work. In trying moments like this, couples need a lawyer who understands how emotionally charged the case is and who’s willing to help them get back to life.
Michael Kelly is among the esteemed family law experts in California. He is part of Kelly, Fernandez & Karney, the largest family law firm in Santa Monica. To learn more about the divorce laws in California, visit www.kfkfamilylaw.com.
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