Can I get a divorce when there is no fault? Yes. Most states are now no-fault divorce states. Meaning that you are not required to prove that someone did something wrong in the marriage to get a divorce.
Even with a no-fault divorce, you should still seek a divorce attorney in Fort Worth, Texas, for both contested and uncontested divorces. You must ensure that your children or assets are not taken away. The divorce attorneys at Turner-Monahan can talk to you today about getting a divorce plan in place for you.
Learn today from Mr.Monahan, managing partner at Turner-Monahan PLLC, what a no-fault divorce means in Texas.
A no-fault divorce right now in the state of Texas means you can get divorced without having a fault.
The divorce will state that the grounds are insupportability between the parties, meaning that the marriage is no longer supportable with the two parties living together, residing together or being married.
There has been talk about changing the state laws from no fault to a fault state, however, that has not occurred at this time.
There are cases where you have faults. This can include if there’s any deception in the marriage, fraud in the marriage, or any infidelity issues.
If you have any of those issues, you want to discuss those with your attorney before you file so they understand how they’re going to approach drafting your pleadings and getting filed.
