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SPARC Divorce FAQ

31. I live in a 'Fault' state. What happens if I can't prove fault? Do I have to stay married?
If you live in a 'Fault' state, a judge will generally not grant a divorce unless a) both parties agree on all issues, or b) you can prove fault.

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