Author Question: Identify the two most common no-fault grounds for divorce. Discuss and support your position with ... (Read 59 times)

naturalchemist · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

Identify the two most common no-fault grounds for divorce. Discuss and support your position with respect to the relative merits of this form of divorce as contrasted with fault based divorce.

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Dottie is in a committed same-sex relationship with Kelly. Kelly gave birth to a daughter through in vitro fertilization and Dottie wants to acquire parental rights so she can raise and provide for the child along with Kelly. In some states she can acquire those rights through a(n) ________ adoption.

A) step-parent
B) independent
C) equitable
D) co-parent

dyrone · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 3, 2018

Answer to Question 1

No-fault grounds for divorce are grounds that do not require a party to prove that the other party is to blame for the breakdown of the marriage. As a result, no-fault divorces (particularly if uncontested) tend to be less costly both financially and emotionally. Marital misconduct is largely irrelevant. Each state establishes its own no-fault grounds or standards, and approximately forty percent of the states have eliminated fault grounds entirely and have only a single no-fault standard. The two most common no-fault grounds are: a) irreconcilable differences and b) living separate and apart.

Answer to Question 2

D