No-fault divorce
Classified under a divorce system which is
no-fault, a marriage to be dissolved doesn’t
need a party for allegation or proof hat they
are at fault. Either party or both parties
jointly can apply for the divorce. Countries
which allow divorce requires evidence by one
party that the other party had committed an act
unsuited to the marriage. These are termed
"grounds" or fault for divorce and these are the
only ways to terminate a marriage.
At-fault Divorce
Fault-based divorces can be questioned
and the evaluation of the offenses committed are
done in the following ways: collusion of the
parties involve them to work together to get a
divorce, condonation happens when the two
parties approve of the offense, connivance is
committed by the parties by tricking someone
into committing an offense and provocation which
can be done by the other party.
Summary divorce
A summary divorce or at other times
called simple divorce, is available in some
jurisdictions and this is often used when both
parties are qualified according to their
eligibility requirements, meaning they can agree
on the key factors beforehand.
Uncontested divorce
Uncontested divorce happens when the
two parties, with or without the presence of
mediators, come to an agreement about the
property, children and support issues. When both
of the parties agree and present to the court
that they have already agreed fairly and
equally, then divorce is almost always
guaranteed.
Collaborative divorce
In a collaborative divorce, the parties
come to an agreed resolution with the presence
of lawyers and divorce coaches. The parties are
left to themselves to make their own decisions
basing on their own needs and interests, but
with complete information and full professional
support.
Electronic divorce
Electronic divorce allows two persons
to be married by filing an electronic request
for no-fault divorce. In cases where there are
not much key issues to be evaluated like
children, real property and alimony, evaluation
can be decreed within one hour.
Mediated divorce
Divorce mediation can be used instead
of the traditional divorce litigation. In a
session involving divorce mediation, a mediator
takes charge of the discussion between the two
parties allowing them to communicate while he
provides information and suggestions to address
the differences.