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                <h1>Do you qualify for a divorce in BC?</h1>
                <h3>What is your reason (grounds) for asking for a divorce?</h3>
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                    <em>The only way you will be granted a divorce in Canada is if you can prove to the courts that your marriage
                    has broken down and cannot be repaired.</em>
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                        <div class="radio"><label>{% input_field type="radio"  name="divorce_reason" value="live separate" data_target_id="other_reason" data_reveal_target="false" %}You and your spouse have lived separate and apart for one year or more</label></div>
                        <p><em>Usually the grounds for divorce are that you've been living separately and apart form your spouse for at least one year</em></p>
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                                What does separated and apart look like?
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                                    You and your spouse are living separate lives from one another, whether under the same roof or in
                                    separate homes. This could mean:
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                                    <li>You’re living in separate rooms</li>
                                    <li>You’re sleeping in separate beds</li>
                                    <li>That there’s no sexual relationship</li>
                                    <li>That you don’t eat meals together</li>
                                    <li>That you don’t attend social events together</li>
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                                <p>Basically you and your spouse have decided the marriage is over and have communicated this to one another</p>
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                                What happens if my spouse and I tried to work things out?
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                                    If you apply for a divorce on the basis of a one-year separation, you can live together for up to 90days
                                    (either before or after you file the application) to try to reconcile. If things do not work out,
                                    you can continue your action for divorce as if you had not spent the time together.
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                                If we still live together are we separated?
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                                <p>Some couples choose to separate but still live in the same house. A lawyer can tell you what factors courts may consider when they are deciding if you are separated.</p>
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                                    A list of activities and behaviours that the
                                    <a href="http://www.familylaw.lss.bc.ca/resources/fact_sheets/howToProveYouAreSeparatedIfYouStillLiveTogether.php" target="_blank">
                                    courts consider to be indicators of a couple being separated</a> can be found on the Legal Services Society website.
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                    <div class="radio"><label>{% input_field type="radio"  name="divorce_reason" value="other" data_target_id="other_reason" data_reveal_target="true" %}Other reasons (grounds)</label></div>

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                        <p>If you ask for a divorce due to "other reason" reasons, you have to present evidence to the court to
                            prove the facts of the adultery or physical or mental cruelty.</p>
                        <p>At this point in time you will need to complete your application for divorce using the
                            <a href="http://www.ag.gov.bc.ca/courts/other/supreme/2010SupRules/info/index_family.htm" target="_blank">PDF version of the forms</a>.
                            The forms can be found on the Court Services Branch web site: Supreme Court - Provincial Court.</p>
                        <p>A <a href="http://www.familylaw.lss.bc.ca/guides/divorce/divJoint_courtForms.php" target="_blank">listing of forms</a>
                            that may be required for a Joint Divorce can be found on the Legal Services Society web site.</p>
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                        <p><em>For example:</em></p>
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                            <li><em>Your spouse has been physically abusive or mentally cruel to you</em></li>
                            <li><em>Your spouse has committed adultery</em></li>
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                            Which grounds should I select since more than one scenario applies to my marriage?
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                                Most divorces use the one-year separation ground. But you can also apply for a divorce earlier on the basis of adultery or
                                physical or mental cruelty. If you ask for a divorce for one of these reasons, you have to present evidence to the court to prove
                                the facts of the adultery or physical or mental cruelty. So generally speaking, asking for a divorce based on the grounds of
                                having lived separate and apart for more than one year is the least complicated.
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                                Canada has no-fault divorce. No-fault, in this context, means that the reasons for marriage breakdown have nothing at all to do
                                with the court's consideration of issues like custody and support. So even though you may be really upset at your spouse's misbehaviour,
                                it will have no impact on how the legal issues are addressed.
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    <h3>Grounds for Divorce</h3>
    <p>Canada has no-fault divorce. The only ground for a divorce in the Divorce Act is marriage breakdown. The Divorce Act says you can show your marriage has broken down if any ONE of the following criteria applies to you:</p>

    <p>You have been living apart for one year or more. Your spouse has been physically or mentally cruel to you.</p>
    <p>Your spouse has committed adultery. If you apply for a divorce on the basis of a one-year separation, you can live together for up to 90 days
        (either before or after you file the application) to try to reconcile. If things do not work out, you can continue your action for divorce as if you had not spent the time together.</p>

    <p>Some couples choose to separate but still live in the same house. A lawyer can tell you what factors courts may consider when they are deciding if you are separated.</p>

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        <p>You can also get a divorce if:</p>
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            <li>you or your spouse has committed adultery (been unfaithful) that hasn't been forgiven, or</li>
            <li>your spouse treated you with physical or mental cruelty that you haven't forgiven, which makes it impossible for you to continue to live together.</li>
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        <p>To get a divorce for these reasons you have to prove these things in court.</p>

        <p>The majority of divorces are uncontested or undefended divorces (about 80 percent). That means that the
            divorcing couple have settled on how they're going to settle their parenting, support, and property
            issues. But they still need a court order for the divorce.</p>
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