GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE OF MARRIAGE

Family law tells us that marriage is the union of a man and a woman. Entering into this union, some live in it throughout their lives, while others break it. There are many reasons for divorce. Even the unwillingness of the spouses to live together can be grounds for divorce. After all, no one can be forced to be in a marriage relationship. But in order to understand what grounds may be for dissolution, you need to understand their differences from the termination of a marriage.

Termination of a marriage can occur for various reasons (annulment, death of one of the spouses, dissolution, etc.). That is, one of the grounds for the termination of a marriage is precisely its dissolution.

Basic grounds for divorce

• Ground 1. Voluntary consent.

If a man and a woman understand that their marriage has no future, then they dissolve such a marriage with the consent. Regardless of whether the spouses have children or not, having a common agreement will make the process of dissolution of marriage quick and not bring discomfort to the parties. But in practice, there are quite a few such married couples, because in addition to marital relations, a man and a woman are often connected by property and other issues, where it is difficult for the parties to find a compromise.

• Ground 2. At the request of one of the spouses

This base, first of all, is probably the most common at the present time. Indeed, often the parties have a certain conflict that makes their cohabitation impossible. These may be issues of running a joint household, different views on the upbringing of children, the material condition of the parties and their dependence, etc. Each couple who wants to dissolve their marriage has its own individual grounds. It is this basis that serves to ensure that the marriage is dissolved.

Spacial cases

Separate grounds for dissolution of marriage include the sentence of one of the spouses to imprisonment. In this case, a special procedure for dissolution of marriage applies. If there are no children, then the marriage is dissolved in the bodies of the DRACS, and if there are - in court. But in court, a marriage can be dissolved in a separate proceeding. That is, you do not need to wait until the person has served his sentence, but you can dissolve the marriage much faster.

Court decisions

When dissolving a marriage, the court is obliged to establish all the circumstances of the case and establish whether there really are grounds to which the parties refer in the claim.

But regardless of what grounds for dissolution of marriage the spouses very often cannot do without the help of a specialist. It depends on the fact that very often, in addition to divorce, spouses have other contentious issues (raising children, division of property). It depends on how correctly the grounds for divorce are justified and described, how quickly such a marriage can be dissolved.

And in such cases, one should not be afraid and hide from the specialist the purpose and grounds for divorce, because in such cases the result is important. And it should be remembered that no one can be forced against their will to be in a registered marriage.