What is a "No-Fault" Divorce?

In a no fault divorce, the fault of one spouse is not an issue. A divorce may be granted even over the objection of one of the spouses. It is enough that a marriage is considered irreconcilable by one or both of the spouses. In a no fault divorce, the court's determination of "marital fault" is no longer necessary.

If you are interested in learning more about the no fault divorce laws in Pennsylvania contact Amori & Associates to schedule a consultation with one of our family law attorneys.

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