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What Is The Difference Between A Limited Divorce And Absolute Divorce?

April 26, 2017divorce limited

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What Is The Difference Between A Limited Divorce And Absolute Divorce?

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A “Limited Divorce” is one from bed and board; it grants unto the injured spouse the right to live separate and apart from the one at fault, but the parties remain man and wife, and there is no severance of the marital bonds. An “Absolute Divorce” affects a complete severance of the marital bond and entitles either of the parties, or both, to remarry.