No Fault Divorce Procedures

Chris Stonecipher says "It was almost instantly accepted across the U.S. With no-fault divorce, couples only had to site “irreconcilable differences,” reach and consolable differences, reach an agreement over the division of assets, custody of children, and child-support payments, and have the agreement ratified by the court. Proponents were sure that a lower divorce rate would follow because it would eliminate guilt from marital disputes and thereby make reconciliations easier but the American divorce rates continues to rise." Read more about No fault divorce