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[aylwardgame4u]

💍 Understanding Marriage and Divorce in Australia 💔

Marriage is more than just a social union—it's a legal contract with responsibilities. When things go wrong, divorce legally ends this contract, often leading to a bitter experience. In Australia, the Family Law Act 1975 introduced no-fault divorce, requiring a 12-month separation period before filing. While the divorce rate fluctuated over the years, recent stats show an increase, especially during the pandemic.

Curious about the reasons behind divorces or need guidance? Our expert Brisbane divorce lawyers at Aylward Game are here to help.

👉 Read more: https://familylaw.aylwardgame.com.au/divorce-rate-in-australia/

[pdalaw]

No-Fault Divorce: Pros and Cons

A no fault divorce is one in which none of the parties bears the blame for the divorce. This procedure comes with many benefits but it has some drawbacks too. Let us have a look at both of them.

[discolawyers]

Throwing back to 1970... California became the first state to pass a no-fault divorce law, meaning neither spouse must prove the fault of the other to gain a divorce. This was followed by similar laws in many states in the 1970s and early ’80s, and finally New York in 2010. Before no-fault divorce, one spouse would have to allege a reason for the divorce -even if both spouses wanted the divorce- such as adultery or cruelty. Couples were then fabricating grounds for their divorce (perjury!), so lawmakers nationwide saw no-fault divorce as a more honest approach to divorce proceedings.

[321divorceme-blog]

Anything worth doing is worth doing well. If you've passed the point of no return, keep it simple. Save your money. Divorce for less.

[reinherzlaw-blog]

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