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No-Fault Divorce

The responsible spouse should pay! However, the concept of no-fault means that a divorce court will not look into the reasons why the divorce is occurring, or why the marriage is failing. A divorce court will not change how it allocates property or divides up parenting time and decision-making based on who is at fault.

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