Frequently Asked Questions About Abandonment In Marriage
One of the reasons a spouse files for divorce is abandonment. The definition of abandonment in marriage varies depending on your jurisdiction. Here are some frequently asked questions about abandonment in marriage.
What's Needed to Prove Abandonment and Desertion?
To prove abandonment and desertion, either of the following elements of proof should be satisfied. First, one spouse must have physically left the other. This means they no longer cohabit together. In most states, the couple should have separated for a certain period to file for divorce on the grounds of abandonment.