Is Rhode Island a NO FAULT divorce state?
How does a Rhode Island divorce lawyer who is seemingly competent make the mistake of advising clients and people in general, through writings, articles, press releases or other literature or publications that Rhode Island is a NO FAULT state when it comes to divorce? I’ve seen this on several lawyer’s websites and I’ve seen this on generic legal sites that try to entice you to come to their sites so they can help hook you up with a legal referral service from which I can only presume they receive some kind of kickback or monetary remuneration. Yet for heaven’s sake, should a lawyer at least get the fundamentals right! It’s no wonder lawyers have a bad name when lawyers go out of their chosen field of expertise and give answers that are incorrect simply because they don’t want to lose a client or appear inept. This becomes a stereotype that is then applied to all lawyers. Well, let me set the record straight. Any lawyer, whether they are licensed to practice law in Rhode Island or not,
