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The Changing Landscape of Divorce

New York remains the only state requiring establishment of fault in divorce, but the Miller Commission last year called for legislation to permit no-fault divorce in New York State. Despite the commission's recommendation and the actual passage of a bill by the New York State Assembly to establish irreconcilable differences as a ground for divorce, legislation enacting this ground has once again become stalled in the legislature.

14 minute read January 30, 2008 at 01:20 PM
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Lili A. Vasileff And Carl M. Palatnik
The Changing Landscape of Divorce

New York remains the only state requiring establishment of fault in divorce, but the Miller Commission last year called for legislation to permit no-fault divorce in New York State.

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