[atruelady]

I mean to clarify what I just wrote:

All states have no-fault statutes, BUT

many states including Virginia and Texas still
have fault laws/statutes. Thus, you may file
for a divorce in those states, but you don't have to
accuse someone. But, if you can accuse someone, and
have proof, you can choose the fault option too.

California for example, is strictly no fault/irreconcilable differences. If you have proof of
fault the only bearing on the divorice is if marital assets were used to further the adultery OR the children are exposed to something.

[TAdams8591]

"Despite being an international news sensation for more than five years, no members of the media have been allowed to see her. Gibbs said Greer indicated he won't hear that motion."

A quote form the story above. Just ANOTHER OUTRAGE in a case full of them. Michael keeps her ISOLATED and once would NOT allow her family to see her for 55 days.

What woman would want to remain married to such a man?