Marital Dissolution

Marital dissolution refers to the legal process of ending a marriage, commonly through divorce or annulment. It involves resolving issues such as division of property, child custody, and financial support. The process aims to formally dissolve the marital relationship, ensuring legal clarity and protection for both parties, as well as any children involved. Marital dissolution can be initiated voluntarily by one or both spouses and may involve legal proceedings in court to reach an agreement or judge’s decision. It is a significant life change that legally and emotionally marks the conclusion of a marriage.