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Divorce Definitions

 

 

Residual Physical Custodial Rights
A custody agreement when one parent is awarded visitation by a pre-arranged schedule worked out between the parents or the courts.

Domestic Violence Petition
This form serves as your application for a protective order; after obtaining one from the courthouse clerk, completing and returning it, it will be reviewed by a judge.

Divorce agreement
A divorce agreement spells out the terms of the divorce and the relationship between the two spouses after the divorce. These agreements usually cover property division, child custody and child plans, debt division, spousal support, and any other relevant issues related to the divorce.

Buccal Swab
A recognized form of genetic testing used to determine paternity, which involves a q-tip type instrument for collecting saliva from individuals submitting to testing.

Reasonable visitation
A form of visitation in which the parents work out a schedule of visitation for the non-custodial parent.

Annulment
The legal dissolution of a marriage. In an annulment, the marriage is treated as though it never existed.

Alimony
A payment made by one spouse to another pending divorce or separation.

Abandonment
When a parent leaves a child without enough care, supervision, support, or parental contact for an excessive period of time.

Lump-Sum Alimony
Lump-sum alimony or alimony in gross refers to alimony that is a fixed payment that generally will be made regardless of circumstances that would be a basis for termination of other types of alimony.

Supervised visitation
A form of visitation in which an adult supervisor must be present when the child is visiting with the non-custodial parent.

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Did You Know?    
 
 
Permanent and incurable insanity is a ground for divorce.
For insanity to be considered permanently incurable, a person must have been confined in a mental institution, hospital, or other institution for at least three years, and at least two physicians competent in psychiatry must testify that the insanity is permanently incurable.

 


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Divorce Terms

 


Today's Terms

Mediation

Definition:
A non-adversarial process in which a neutral third party acts to encourage and help disputing parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement. May not be a good option when domestic violence is present.

Alimony

Definition:
A payment made by one spouse to another pending divorce or separation.

Buccal Swab

Definition:
A recognized form of genetic testing used to determine paternity, which involves a q-tip type instrument for collecting saliva from individuals submitting to testing.

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Divorce Hot Topics

 
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