Can abandonment for 6 months constitute a ground for divorce in New York?
No, the abandonment must be for at least 12 consecutive months, however you may still be able to use NY No-Fault as grounds for the divorce.
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No, the abandonment must be for at least 12 consecutive months, however you may still be able to use NY No-Fault as grounds for the divorce.
Yes, under the language of DRL 170 (4). See the attached link.
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