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What is the difference between Dissolution and Divorce?

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What is the difference between Dissolution and Divorce?

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Although both a dissolution and divorce are proceedings to end a marriage, a dissolution can only be used if the husband and wife reach a complete agreement on all issues that must be resolved before ending the marriage. This means they must agree on all terms with regard to property and debt division, spousal support and any child related issues. If they cannot come to a complete agreement, then a divorce action will need to be filed so that a judge can hear evidence and make a decision concerning any contested areas.

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