Absolute Divorce
When a marriage comes to the point that the consideration of a divorce becomes a frequent concern, it is important that the parties involved understand their legal options. Ending a marriage is complicated legally as well as emotionally. For this reason, it is important to discover whether or not an uncontested divorce, no fault divorce, or other type of divorce is in your best interest. One type of divorce that is unfamiliar to many people, though it may be appropriate for their situation, is absolute divorce.
If your marriage has been marked by an especially egregious act or pattern of behavior, or if there has been some circumstance which has arisen and made an ongoing union impossible, absolute divorce may be appropriate. For skilled and experienced legal counsel and representation, contact the Austin divorce lawyers of Slater, Kennon & Pugh, LLP, by calling 512-472-2431.
Grounds for Absolute Divorce
Absolute divorce is rooted in misconduct, violations of the fundamental principles of a marriage, or insurmountable obstacles of physical or mental health. As a result, absolute divorce may be right for you if your marriage is foundering for the following reasons:
- Impotence
- Imprisonment
- Insanity
- Abuse (psychological or physical)
- Felony conviction
- Adultery
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Divorce is never a simple matter. There is a matter of taking apart, piece by piece, a life that you’ve built with your partner. It can be uncomfortable to face the aforementioned reasons and to seek an absolute divorce, but it might be necessary. Contact the Austin divorce attorneys at Slater, Kennon & Pugh, LLP, by calling 512-472-2431 for the compassionate and committed legal representation that you need.