[lbo-talk] Penile Invasions (was: Dull)

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It's a matter of state law. Some states have no fault
divorce, which, as Kelly says, doesn't necessarily
mean no _grounds_, just that stating the grounds
doesn't create further legal effects that bear on,
e.g. custody or property divisions. Some states don't
have no fault divorce. 

I am not a specialist on family law, though, never
even took a course in it, though I( have read a  few
books. I prefer a nice peaceful practice like criminal
defense and high stakes civil litigation where there
are only billions at risk. Family law is too exciting
for me. And the murderers I defend have already
committed their crimes, they don't want to kill anyone
else. Mostly they are really sorry they did. jks

--- Jordan Hayes <jmhayes at j-o-r-d-a-n.com> wrote:
> > refusal _ever_ to have sexual intercourse is
> > probably grounds for divorce in every state.
> 
> I thought this "grounds for divorce" stuff was
> old-fashioned?  I think
> you only have you say: this is broken.
> 
> One partner saying it makes it true, no?
> 
> I haven't come across a "list" of things that can
> (have to?) be invoked
> in order to get a divorce.
> 
> /jordan
> 
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