Pennsylvania law recognizes two forms of no-fault divorce:
- Consent Divorce
- Both spouses must agree to end the marriage, and each must sign an affidavit declaring the marriage irretrievably broken, with no reasonable chance of reconciliation.
- A court may not finalize a consent divorce until at least 90 days have passed from the date the divorce papers were served.
- Unilateral Divorce
- One spouse can request a divorce if they have been living separately from the other spouse for at least one year and can demonstrate that the marriage is irretrievably broken.
- It is possible for a couple to live in the same residence yet still be considered “separate” if they no longer function as a married couple.
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