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  #1 Eden Peck on 09 Jun 12

   

  This might not be as surprising as you'd think, but there are marriages ending all the time. In fact, studies have shown that nearly one in every three marriages will end in divorce. This rate could even be more for couples that are not married. The truth is, you need to know what to do in case your relationship falls apart.
  
  Among the first things to understand, is that there is nothing particularly troubling or difficult about getting a divorce. Law solicitors are responsible for sorting out the main factors in a split, such as: the financial division, the guardianship of the children, and the division of the estate.
  
  If you are among this thirty three percent that are reaching the end of their marriage, you should be able to find helpful advice and counsel within the pages of this site. Here you can gain access and communication with an expert team of legal solicitors specializing in divorce and family law. This should help things run more smoothly and be over much more quickly than on your own. You will also find legal aid in a separate section on this site if you are one part of an unmarried couple also seeking legal guidance as to how to proceed with a separation.
  
  The General Keystones of Divorce
  
  Much more than people realize, there are only a few different reasons that a marriage is accepted to be legally ended. In locations like England and Wales, the only reason such a decision can be made is when it is determined that the marriage in question has been damaged to the point of being irreparable. This is usually not a complex issue either, and it adheres to one of several base elements that are acceptable grounds for irreparable damage.
  
  The Reasons To Determine An Unsalvageable Marriage
  
  First, a spouse must determine that their marriage is beyond repair and cannot be salvaged. Then, that same spouse must file an application to the court for divorce that is known as The Petition. From this point to the court, this spouse is the Petitioner and the other is the Respondent.
  
  In order for a proceeding, the court has to take this evidence that has been submitted and accept it. The five bases for potential divorce proceedings are: Infidelity, Unreasonable Behaviour, Desertion for more than two years, separation for two years, or five years of separation.
  
  Considering that many couples are still together when they determine that they no longer want to be together, the general basis for most divorces come within the first two of these reasons to deem a marriage irreparable.
  
  Whoever makes the petition, it should be done civilly with the other spouse. Largely the most important thing is that both parties come to terms with the ending of the relationship and the inevitability of the proceedings.
  
  Do you want to know more about collaborative divorce? You can learn more about it and how our divorce solicitors in Manchester can also help you or your company by visiting our website for more information.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This might not be as surprising as you'd think, but there are marriages ending all the time. In fact, studies have shown that nearly one in every three marriages will end in divorce. This rate could even be more for couples that are not married. The truth is, you need to know what to do in case your relationship falls apart. <br /><br />Among the first things to understand, is that there is nothing particularly troubling or difficult about getting a divorce. Law solicitors are responsible for sorting out the main factors in a split, such as: the financial division, the guardianship of the children, and the division of the estate. <br /><br />If you are among this thirty three percent that are reaching the end of their marriage, you should be able to find helpful advice and counsel within the pages of this site. Here you can gain access and communication with an expert team of legal solicitors specializing in divorce and family law. This should help things run more smoothly and be over much more quickly than on your own. You will also find legal aid in a separate section on this site if you are one part of an unmarried couple also seeking legal guidance as to how to proceed with a separation. <br /><br />The General Keystones of Divorce <br /><br />Much more than people realize, there are only a few different reasons that a marriage is accepted to be legally ended. In locations like England and Wales, the only reason such a decision can be made is when it is determined that the marriage in question has been damaged to the point of being irreparable. This is usually not a complex issue either, and it adheres to one of several base elements that are acceptable grounds for irreparable damage. <br /><br />The Reasons To Determine An Unsalvageable Marriage <br /><br />First, a spouse must determine that their marriage is beyond repair and cannot be salvaged. Then, that same spouse must file an application to the court for divorce that is known as The Petition. From this point to the court, this spouse is the Petitioner and the other is the Respondent. <br /><br />In order for a proceeding, the court has to take this evidence that has been submitted and accept it. The five bases for potential divorce proceedings are: Infidelity, Unreasonable Behaviour, Desertion for more than two years, separation for two years, or five years of separation. <br /><br />Considering that many couples are still together when they determine that they no longer want to be together, the general basis for most divorces come within the first two of these reasons to deem a marriage irreparable. <br /><br />Whoever makes the petition, it should be done civilly with the other spouse. Largely the most important thing is that both parties come to terms with the ending of the relationship and the inevitability of the proceedings. <br /><br />Do you want to know more about <a href="http://www.stewartslaw.com/collaborative-law.aspx" rel="nofollow">collaborative divorce</a>? You can learn more about it and how our <a href="http://www.stewartslaw.com" rel="nofollow">divorce solicitors in Manchester</a> can also help you or your company by visiting our website for more information.</div>

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