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1. hekmatfamilylaw.com › divorce › california-the-no-fault-divorce-stateCalifornia: The No-Fault Divorce State [2023 Update]

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   19 sty 2023 · California is a no-fault state, meaning you don’t have to make a case for why you want a divorce from your spouse. Even if your partner was cheating on you, infidelity can’t and won’t influence the judge’s decision on the division of assets and liabilities, spousal support, or child visitation & support.

2. divorce.com › blog › california-no-fault-divorceNo-Fault Divorce in California | What to Know? | Divorce.com

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   14 wrz 2023 · California is a “no fault” divorce state, which means that California divorce law does not allow you to formally allege fault. You will not find fault options in a California divorce petition, and a California court will not consider misconduct like adultery when determining the appropriate division of your lives and finances.

3. hellodivorce.com › divorce-in-california › no-fault-divorce-stateNo-Fault Divorce in California

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   17 sty 2023 · According to California law, couples can file divorce papers without exposing marital mistakes or formally placing blame on one another. The reason: California is a no-fault divorce state. You can simply tell the court that your marriage is broken due to irreconcilable differences and cannot be fixed.

4. kandcobridal.com › is-california-a-no-fault-state-divorceUncovering the Truth: Is California a No-Fault State for Divorce?

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   9 maj 2024 · California is indeed a no-fault state for divorce. This means that if you wish to dissolve your marriage in California, you do not have to prove fault or wrongdoing on behalf of your spouse. California was actually the first state in the United States to adopt no-fault divorce laws.

5. brattonfamilylaw.com › understanding-no-fault-divorce-in-californiaUnderstanding No-Fault Divorce in California - Bratton & Razo

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   13 sie 2018 · Is California A No-Fault State For Divorce? Yes, in California, all divorces are no-fault divorces. This means the spouse asking for a divorce does not have to prove the other spouse did something wrong.

6. justfamilylaw.com › blog › california-no-fault-divorce-state-meanCalifornia is a No-Fault Divorce State. What does that mean?

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   26 cze 2024 · Once an at-fault divorce state, now California is a no-fault divorce state. Traditionally in family law courts during most of recent history, a divorce could not be obtained until one party proved wrongdoing of the other party.

7. www.tdcfamilylaw.com › what-does-no-fault-mean-in-terms-of-divorce-in-californiaWhat does “No-Fault” mean in terms of Divorce in California?

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   15 paź 2021 · “No-fault” is what it sounds like: the dissolution of a marriage does not require one party or the other to accuse the other or prove any wrong-doing. Passed in 1969 and signed into law in 1970, California led the way to what would eventually become law in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.