Sentences with phrase «purpose of filing for divorce»

I am often asked whether you can separate in DC under the same roof and still be considered separated for the purpose of filing for divorce.

Not exact matches

In Simpson, Wife had filed a divorce action naming Husband, Son and an LLC controlled by Husband and Son, as parties for the purposes of equitable distribution.

For the purposes of a divorce, either you or your spouse must have been a resident of the state for at least one year before filiFor the purposes of a divorce, either you or your spouse must have been a resident of the state for at least one year before filifor at least one year before filing.

Being stationed in Texas counts for purposes of residency, so a soldier stationed at Fort Hood, for example, may file for divorce in Bell County, Texas, even if his home of record is in another state.

Even today, Nevada requires just six weeks» residency before filing for divorce and therefore attracts a number of short - term residents for that purpose.

If you and your spouse obtain a divorce in one year for the sole purpose of filing tax returns as unmarried individuals, and at the time of divorce you intend to remarry each other and do so in the next tax year, you and your spouse must file as married individuals.

The divorcing parties are usually encouraged to obtain legal counsel for the purpose of providing answers to specific questions of law, to review the terms of their agreement from a legal standpoint, and to prepare any documents to be filed with a court.

(1) For the purposes of proceedings for a divorce order, where, after the parties to the marriage separated, they resumed cohabitation on one occasion but, within a period of 3 months after the resumption of cohabitation, they again separated and thereafter lived separately and apart up to the date of the filing of the application, the periods of living separately and apart before and after the period of cohabitation may be aggregated as if they were one continuous period, but the period of cohabitation shall not be deemed to be part of the period of living separately and apaFor the purposes of proceedings for a divorce order, where, after the parties to the marriage separated, they resumed cohabitation on one occasion but, within a period of 3 months after the resumption of cohabitation, they again separated and thereafter lived separately and apart up to the date of the filing of the application, the periods of living separately and apart before and after the period of cohabitation may be aggregated as if they were one continuous period, but the period of cohabitation shall not be deemed to be part of the period of living separately and apafor a divorce order, where, after the parties to the marriage separated, they resumed cohabitation on one occasion but, within a period of 3 months after the resumption of cohabitation, they again separated and thereafter lived separately and apart up to the date of the filing of the application, the periods of living separately and apart before and after the period of cohabitation may be aggregated as if they were one continuous period, but the period of cohabitation shall not be deemed to be part of the period of living separately and apart.

If you obtain a divorce for the sole purpose of filing tax returns as unmarried individuals, and at the time of divorce you intend to and do, in fact, remarry each other in the next tax year, you and your spouse must file as married individuals in both years.