In Pennsylvania, no-fault divorces can be pursued under two primary grounds:
- Consent Divorce:
- Both parties must mutually agree to end the marriage.
- The agreement must be confirmed by affidavit, in which both parties assert that the marriage is “irretrievably broken” with no prospect of reconciliation.
- Note that the court will not grant a consent divorce until at least 90 days have passed.
- Unilateral Divorce:
- One party alleges that the spouses have lived apart for at least one year, and that the marriage is “irretrievably broken” with no prospect of reconciliation.
- It is possible for the parties to reside under the same roof if they can provide evidence that they have effectively ceased cohabitating.
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