Thanks for the tips, everybody! smile

You gave me lots of reading material and lots of food for thought.

Now, I started reading the websites you pointed me to, and something occurs. If my character wants to get a fault-divorce, say, her soon-to-be-ex-husband tried to throw her over the balcony of their penthouse (sorry for stealing your example, Sheila goofy ), and he's caught red-handed (say, Superman sees him - is Superman's word enough to prove it actually?), is that ground enough for a fault divorce? And if so, how long would it take to proceed, assuming the soon-to-be-ex-husband fights to stay married to my unnamed character?

Kaethel smile (who has a long way to go to arrive to that part of the story, but wants to be prepared...)

- I'm your partner. I'm your friend.
- Is that what we are?
- Oh, you know what? I don't know what we are. We kiss and then we never talk about it. We nearly die frozen in each other's arms, but we never talk about it, so no, I got no clue what we are.

~ Rick Castle and Kate Beckett ~ Knockout ~