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Delaware Divorce Laws, Child Support, and Attorneys
Delaware Divorce Residency Requirements:
To file for a Delaware divorce, one of the parties must have been a state resident for 6 months immediately prior to filing for divorce.
Delaware Divorce Filing Requirements:
A Delaware divorce may be filed for in a county where either spouse resides.
Delaware Divorce Grounds:
The grounds for Delaware divorce are:
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an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage where reconciliation is improbable (a marriage is considered "irretrievably broken" when it is characterized by one of the following:
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voluntary separation or a separation caused by the other spouse's misconduct or mental illness, or
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a separation caused by incompatibility; and
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Separation caused by mental illness.
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