The grounds or basis for divorce depend on each state, and may be considered as no-fault or fault. A no-fault divorce is usually allowed in most of the states, and there also those states that consider fault-based grounds as another ground. To be more graphic, a no-fault divorce is one in which neither party is to be blamed for the divorce. If you think your divorce is based on this concept, then reach out to a family law lawyer Coral Springs.
Other common and usual reasons for a no -fault divorce are irreconcilable or incompatibility. Not only that, another common basis for no-fault divorce is that the parties have lived separately for a long time. For fault-based divorce, such may include adultery, physical cruelty, mental cruelty, frustrated murder, incurable sexual disease and the like.
