Learn more about no fault divorce in California in this presentation.

1. WHAT IS A NO FAULT DIVORCE?

2. Fault Divorce

3. When divorce was first made possible,
it was available only in situations where
one of the two spouses did something
“wrong”

4. A couple who wanted to divorce had to
state grounds for divorce

5. Grounds for divorce typically included
adultery, abandonment, cruelty or
similar breaches of good conduct

6. No Fault Divorce

7. No fault divorce, on the other hand,
means that neither spouse did any
specific action or made any specific
breaches leading to the divorce

8. Instead, a no fault divorce means that
the couple simply cannot get along or
has irreconcilable differences

9. No Fault Divorce in California

10. In California, all divorces are now No
Fault divorces

11. It is not possible to file for divorce in
California on fault grounds

12. This means even if your spouse
cheated on you, was abusive or
abandoned you, you will still file for a
no fault divorce

13. Irreconcilable Differences

14. When a person files for a no fault
divorce, he will list irreconcilable
differences as the grounds for the
dissolution of the marriage on his
divorce forms

15. An attorney can assist with the
completion of divorce forms in order to
help move the divorce along as quickly
and effectively as possible

16. An Attorney Can Help

17. We invite you to contact us at (925) 314-2320 to
schedule a consultation
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