It is the termination of a marriage. In Connecticut, divorce is referred to legally as "dissolution of marriage." Connecticut is a "no-fault" divorce state, which means that you do not need to prove marital "fault" in order to obtain a divorce.

It means the corporation was "administratively dissolved" by the Secretary of State in accordance with Georgia law. Sometimes the corporation is not aware this has occurred. See similar questions...

In most instances, a corporation is administratively dissolved because it failed to file its annual registration with the Secretary of State. This often occurs because the corporation is "out of business." But it is also very common that the corporation moved its offices, the Secretary of State was not notified of the change, and the corporation's annual registration form was not forwarded to the new address. Many times the annual registration is not filed simply due to an oversight. See similar questions...

The dissolution process begins with a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, filed with the Circuit Court by the husband or wife, which states that the marriage is irretrievably broken and sets out what the person wants from the court. The other partner must file an Answer within 20 days, which includes the matters within the initial petition on which the parties agree or disagree as well as any issues the answering party wishes to raise. See similar questions...

Articles of dissolution are the mechanism which the corporation files with the relevant corporation when it wishes to terminate its existence. If your corporation is ceasing operations, is already is no longer in business, or was never actively used, it must submit a filing called "articles of dissolution" with the government in which your corporation was formed in order to formally dissolve your corporation or non-profit corporation. See similar questions...

Washington Pattern Forms are available in the Snohomish County Law Library on the first floor of the Courthouse Building. Dissolution packets with forms and instructions are also available from the Clerk's Office. Packet prices range from no charge to $35.00. The Clerk's Office accepts cash or debit card only. See similar questions...

In Washington State a marital dissolution is another word for divorce - it is a court action that you may file to end your marriage. In Washington State the term "marital dissolution" is used rather than "divorce." In most situations, if you are legally married according to the laws of the state or country in which you were married; your marriage will be recognized as legal in the State of Washington. See similar questions...

A summary dissolution is a simplified way to get divorced. To find out if you qualify for a summary dissolution, please refer to the California Court’s website: Summary Dissolution Qualifications. See similar questions...

You or your spouse are a resident of Washington or in the military and will be stationed here for at least 90 days after you file and serve the petition for dissolution. See similar questions...

The decree of dissolution sets forth the status of the relationship: dissolved. If the court has the jurisdiction (see below), the decree will also set forth the division of property and debts, any spousal maintenance, any name changes, enter restraining orders or an order of protection if needed, set custody and visitation for minor children, and set child support. See similar questions...

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Yes. The 96-page Night of Dissolution adventure, like the 32-page Player's Guide to Ptolus, appears in PDF form on the CD-Rom in the back of the Ptolus book. You also get it free when you buy the full Ptolus eBook. If you're interested in a print copy, they are available at your local game store or from this site for $19.99 while supplies last. See similar questions...

Colorado is a no-fault State. That means that the only ground for a Dissolution of Marriage in Colorado is that one party to the marriage wants the marriage dissolved. The Court is not permitted to consider bad conduct of the parties, unless it affects the children or the financial circumstances of the family. See similar questions...

Our law does not provide for 50/50 division of all marital property; instead the law tells the Court to divide the marital assets in a fair and equitable manner. Any property brought into the marriage remains the property of the spouse that brought it in. Generally speaking, any property acquired during the marriage is considered to be marital property and is subject to division by the Court. See similar questions...