Maryland No Fault Divorce Guide

Summary

In maryland, a no-fault divorce can be filed if the couple has been voluntarily separated for over a year. Residency requirements include at least one party living in maryland for a minimum of one year. Grounds for divorce can include adultery, desertion, voluntary separation, and mutual consent. Since the couple has been separated for over a year, they qualify for a no-fault divorce based on voluntary separation. If you have questions about the filing process or need further guidance, consider consulting a local attorney.

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I want an divorce from my eight year marriage to my husband
I'm here to help, Mrs. Johnson! In Maryland, the basic requirements for filing for divorce include:
- Residency: At least one party must reside in Maryland for a minimum of one year.
- Grounds: Adultery, desertion, voluntary separation, and mutual consent are some grounds for divorce.
Do you have any specific concerns or questions about the divorce process?
no, but we have been separated for a year longer than a year
Since you've been separated for over a year, you may qualify for a no-fault divorce based on voluntary separation in Maryland. You can file for divorce without needing additional grounds. If you have any questions about the filing process or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
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It seems like you have a straightforward case for a no-fault divorce in Maryland. If you have any other legal questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
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It looks like Mrs. Johnson's case is a straightforward no-fault divorce situation since they've been separated for over a year, which meets Maryland's requirements. If any other legal questions arise, I'm here to help!