Prior to the creation of the No Fault divorce method, a party needed to present some misconduct by the other party such as adultery or abuse to get a divorce. The at fault spouse was punished by obtaining a smaller portion of the couple’s property or being denied custody of their children while the innocent
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Prior to the creation of the No Fault divorce method, a party needed to show some wrong doing of the other person such as adultery or abuse to get a divorce. The guilty spouse was penalized by receiving a smaller portion of their property or being denied custody of their children while the faultless spouse
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