To file for divorce in California, there are certain residency requirements that must be met. These requirements are outlined in the California Family Code, specifically § 2320. Here are the residency requirements for divorce in California: It’s important to note that these residency requirements must be met before the divorce case can be filed in […]
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In California, there are two main types of divorce: no-fault and fault-based. For no-fault divorce, the only ground for divorce is “irreconcilable differences,” meaning that the marriage cannot be saved and there are irreparable breakdowns in the marriage. On the other hand, fault-based divorce requires one party to prove that the other spouse committed an
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One-day divorce in San Diego has been available for county residents since 2014. Its aim is to facilitate the procedure of finalizing a divorce for couples who meet specific criteria. It doesn’t, however, mean that spouses who have just filed the documents for marriage dissolution will get a same-day divorce in California. Let’s take a
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