What is considered abandonment in Alabama?
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What is considered abandonment in Alabama?
In Alabama, a continuous absence from the marriage bed and board is considered voluntary abandonment. This means that one spouse leaves without the intent of returning. This person has left their spouse and severed all ties and responsibility including related financial obligations without good reason.
What constitutes abandonment of a house?
What Is Abandonment or Desertion? Every state has its own definition of abandonment or desertion, but generally, it means that one spouse leaves the family home and the relationship without communicating and without warning.
Is moving out considered abandonment?
In general, leaving the marital home prior to commencing a divorce action is not considered abandonment but it may adversely affect your ultimate child custody schedule with your minor child. Leaving the marital residence can play a role in the court’s determination of custody and physical placement.
