Archive for June, 2010
Comparative rectitude
This doctrine is evoked when both spouses claim "Fault Divorce". Under a doctrine called "comparative rectitude," when both parties have shown grounds for divorce, a court grants divorce to the spouse who is least at fault.
Grounds for divorce – no fault vs. fault
"no fault" divorce in a nutshell "No fault" divorce is any divorce where the spouse filing for divorce does not have to prove that the other spouse did something wrong. To obtain a no fault divorce, one spouse must simply invoke a reason recognized by the state. In most states it's enough to declare a simple reason that the couple cannot get [...]
