The only state which does not currently allow “no-fault” or unilateral divorce is New York. But the legislature appears poised to finally change their laws to be more in conformity with the other states. This of course raises the question of whether no-fault divorce is a good thing, as opposed to fault-based divorce. It also raises the question of whether there might not be some alternate way to handle divorce and marriage in our country or locality.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Ethics: No-Fault Divorce
The only state which does not currently allow “no-fault” or unilateral divorce is New York. But the legislature appears poised to finally change their laws to be more in conformity with the other states. This of course raises the question of whether no-fault divorce is a good thing, as opposed to fault-based divorce. It also raises the question of whether there might not be some alternate way to handle divorce and marriage in our country or locality.
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