NC Family Law Specialist Practice Questions - North Carolina State Bar Certified Specialist - Family Law Exam

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A client wants to file for an absolute divorce in North Carolina. The spouses have lived in physically separate residences for 13 months, and the client moved out intending the separation to be permanent. What is the core substantive requirement the client must satisfy under N.C.G.S. 50-6?

Proof of marital fault such as adultery or cruelty A signed separation agreement filed with the court Living separate and apart for one year, with one party intending the separation to be permanent Mutual consent of both spouses to the divorce

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Living separate and apart for one year, with one party intending the separation to be permanent

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