There is only one ground for divorce and that it that the
marriage has broken down irretrievably. In order to prove
this to the court, one of five facts must be proven. The
two most common are ‘Unreasonable Behaviour’ and ‘Adultery’ but
in the event of you having separated for 2 years or more
and your spouse agreeing to divorce, this would be sufficient
for the court to grant your divorce.
Divorce Proceedings do not have to be
complex and can be dealt with by neither party having
to attend court. Furthermore, in spite of the two most
common facts being on a fault basis, it is still possible
for Divorces to proceed amicably. |
