Understanding No Fault Divorce

For some marriages, divorce becomes inevitable through no fault of either spouse. The no-fault divorce option allows spouses to legally divorce without having to place the fault of the divorce on one spouse. Before no-fault divorce laws were adopted, spouses seeking a divorce without fault-based grounds for divorce had two options: lie about the grounds for divorce or separate unlawfully.

What is a No-Fault Divorce?

No-fault divorce does not assign the fault of the divorce on one spouse, and cites no grounds for divorce other than a breakdown of the marriage. Spouses filing a no-fault divorce usually complete the divorce in an uncontested manner.

Common grounds of no-fault divorce are:

• Irremediable breakdown of the marriage.
• Irreconcilable differences.
• Incompatibility.

Every U.S. state has their own divorce laws. To read up on individual state no-fault divorce laws, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on a state.

Benefits of a No-Fault Divorce

A no-fault divorce allows spouses to legally separate and divorce without the fault of the divorce pinned on one spouse. By following through with a no-fault divorce, spouses may divorce in an uncontested manner if they are willing to collaborate on the terms of the divorce.

By divorcing in an uncontested manner, spouses may bypass hiring attorneys, court hearings, and the drawn out divorce process.

Benefits of the iDivorceForms Service

1. Create Your Account: Begin the divorce process by registering and creating an account online.
2. Complete the Interview: The interview addresses relevant information about the marriage, property, assets, and more.
3. File Your Divorce Forms: Simply take the completed divorce forms to your local courthouse and file them with the court clerk.

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