No-Fault Divorce in Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, there are two primary types of no-fault divorce:

Consent Divorce:
- Requires mutual agreement between both parties.
- Both parties must affirm their consent through affidavits, stating that the marriage is “irretrievably broken” with no chance of reconciliation.
- The court cannot finalize a consent divorce until at least 90 days have passed from the filing date.
Unilateral Divorce:
- One party must claim that the couple has lived separately for at least one year.
- The claim must also assert that the marriage is “irretrievably broken” with no prospect of reconciliation.
- Separation can occur while living under the same roof if it can be shown that cohabitation has ceased.

Divorce Lawyer R. Badet specializes in navigating no-fault divorce cases, offering expertise in spousal support, child custody, and related family law matters. He ensures his clients achieve the best possible outcomes with personalized legal guidance.

Visit www.lawyersfordivorces.net or call 267-277-2641 for a free consultation.

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