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Frequently Asked Questions:
Divorce in Washington DC

District Of Columbia (DC) Divorce:

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 What is the difference between an Uncontested Divorce and a Contested Divorce in the District of Columbia?
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 What is the difference between an Absolute Divorce and a Legal Separation in the District of Columbia?
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 Do I need a Legal Separation?
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 Can I be divorced in DC if I was married in another state?
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 Do both parties have to be residents of the District of Columbia to file for divorce in DC?
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 Can I live under the same roof with my spouse and still be considered separated?
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 Do I have to say that my spouse is at fault in order to file for divorce in DC?
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 How do I change my name when I get divorced?
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 When will my divorce be final?

Separation Agreement:
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 What are my options if I don’t want the court to resolve the issues?
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 What is included in a Separation and Property Settlement Agreement?

Property Division In DC Divorce:
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 What type of property is distributed in a divorce?
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 What property is considered Marital Property?
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 What property is considered Separate Property?
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 What happens to our debts?
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 How is property divided if my spouse and I cannot agree?

Child Custody And Visitation:
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 What types of custody and visitation arrangements can be made for my children?
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 What does Legal Custody mean?
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 What does Physical Custody mean?
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 How can I see my children if I do not want to have custody?
   

 

 
 
 
 

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