Limited Divorce
Personal relationships are complicated. When things go wrong, it can cause a great amount of pain and suffering. For many people, the solution is to file for divorce. However, other couples may want time to work through their problems. In these cases, couples may opt to obtain a limited divorce, the legal term associated with separation. Time apart can help a couple decide if divorce is necessary.
If you and your spouse are considering divorce or separation, it is important to know and weigh your options. The experienced Houston divorce attorneys at Garg & Associates, P.C., can help. Contact us today 281-362-2865 to discuss the specifics of your situation.
Reasons for a Limited Divorce
There are a variety of reasons why spouses choose a limited divorce. For many, the most important reason is that they will have time to decide whether the relationship can continue while still retaining all the legal benefits of marriage. The following circumstances will legally allow for a limited divorce:
- Desertion
- Domestic violence
- Malice/cruelty
- Vicious conduct
- Infidelity
A limited divorce may also be obtained if it is mutually agreed upon. If both parties would like a limited divorce, there may be no need to take the case to court. Terms of the separation agreement will likely be negotiated by the divorce attorneys representing the spouses.
Contact Us
If you believe that a limited divorce might be the right option for you and your spouse, it is important to discuss your situation with a Houston divorce attorney. Contact the Houston divorce lawyers of Garg & Associates, P.C., today at 281-362-2865.
