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New York - Yates
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Yates County Court Information Yates County Court, 415 Liberty St., Penn Yan, NY 14527 Phone: (315) 536-5127 Fax: (315) 536-5190 Yates County Child Support Enforcement P.O. Box 16, Penn Yan, NY 14527 Phone: (315) 536-5186 Fax: (315) 536-5168 Yates County Divorce Support Groups Middlesex Baptist Church 1185 Church Street, Middlesex New York 14507 Phone: 716-554-6666 Contact: Ms. Darlene Schwartz
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As of October 2010, New York became the final state to enact no-fault divorce. Prior to October 2010, one (1) spouse would have to invoke grounds against the other, such as accusing the other of abandonment or cruel and inhuman treatment; or they could live separate and apart for one (1) year or more based on a written separation agreement filed with the court. There are several different New York Grounds for Divorce.
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