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What is the law regarding abandoned spouse Arizona?
If the respondent spouse has left the matrimonial domicile for one year and refuses to leave that is considered abandonment. The petitioner can file for a no fault divorce.
In California how long does an illegal alien have to be estranged from his wife before it is deemed abandonment and in case of her death is he entitled to any parts of her estate?
The issue of the absentee spouse being an illegal immigrant is irrelevant in regards to the situation cited. California is a community property state and that can cause some very complicated issues in this type of situation. Abandonment of a spouse under CA. law is considered a criminal offense. That only applies if the absentee spouse was able to provide for the abandoned spouse yet left him or her in a position of destitution. Meaning the abandoned spouse did not have or a means to obtain,food, shelter, medical care, and so forth. For example if the abandoned spouse was employed or the absentee spouse did not have financial means to support said spouse the law would not apply. There is no "automatic" dissolution of marriage simply because one spouse disappears, so to speak. The law presumes the abandoned spouse could have, at any time, exercised his or her legal rights and taken steps to have the marriage dissolved. The matter is so complexed that the only sensible option is for the involved party to obtain legal advice as to the status of the marriage and what if any claim the absentee spouse may have.
You are disabled and your spouse left you can he be arrested on abandonment?
If you are disabled and your spouse left he can not be arrested for abandonment. Abandonment is only considered a crime when children under the state approved age limit have been abandoned.
If paternity is established but the fat her has abandoned the child can a new spouse adopt the child?
Absolutely. The court will have to first terminate the father's parental rights.
Is an illegal immigrant spouse entitled to any part of an estate of the spouse he abandoned 25 years ago?
Common logic would dictate that such a lengthy abandonment would result in the absentee spouse losing all rights to any marital property. Unfortunately that may not be the case, it may depend upon the state where the marriage took place not necessarily the state where the spouse now resides or last resided. Marital laws have changed greatly in 25 years. A legal marriage from such time would still be legal if neither spouse petitioned for and received a divorce decree and could allow the absentee spouse to place a claim against the estate of the abandoned spouse. Immigration laws were also very different than what they are now, meaning in some cases an immigrant could become a US citizen simply by marrying a US citizen. In such a situation it would be in the best interest of the abandoned spouse or his or her family members to retain an attorney qualified in such matters as soon as possible.
What types of behavior can be expected from the narcissist when he is abandoned by his spouse?
When abandoned, a narcissist may exhibit behaviors such as intense anger, manipulation, or attempts to regain control over their ex-spouse. They might engage in love-bombing or guilt-tripping to elicit sympathy and rekindle the relationship. Additionally, they may resort to smear campaigns to damage the ex-spouse's reputation or to seek validation from others. Ultimately, their reactions are often driven by a fear of vulnerability and loss of self-esteem.
How do you serve divorce papers when spouse has abandoned you?
If your spouse has abandoned you and you need to serve divorce papers, you can typically do so through alternative methods allowed by your jurisdiction. These may include serving by mail, using a process server, or publishing a notice in a local newspaper if you cannot locate your spouse. It's essential to check the specific rules in your state or country regarding service of process, as they can vary. Consulting with a family law attorney can also provide guidance tailored to your situation.
You would like to advise your spouse of your intention to separate but do not want to be considered as having abandoned your children or your jointly help property.?
Than don't for the children's sake.
Who is responsible for your spouse's credit card debt?
depending on who was using the card, that's who's fault it would be... I'm going to assume since it was your spouse's credit card, that your spouse is then responsible for it.
what is Nevada law on married people with no will Does estate go to living spouse, or children?
It goes directly to spouse since there is no will designating what goes to whom.
Why didn't rosecrans win at the battle of Murfreesboro?
He claimed victory, since the Confederates abandoned the field.
What happens if an immigrant marry a U.S citizen and the citizen abandon the immigrant?
Since marriage to a US citizen confers US citizenship upon the spouse, it is not clear how your spouse is an illegal immigrant unless you are also an illegal immigrant (not that you actually said that either of you are living in the US, but that seems to be the most likely interpretation). I also don't know why you are abandoning your spouse instead of getting a divorce. Nothing will necessarily happen; it depends upon what action the abandoned spouse may choose to take. If you are sued, then there could be various consequences depending upon the outcome of the suit.
