Unlike many states that have switched to “no fault” divorces, the state of Illinois still requires that person wishing to be divorced prove “grounds” for the divorce. There are many grounds that can be used to obtain a divorce in Illinois.
Unlike many states that have switched to “no fault” divorces, the state of Illinois still requires that person wishing to be divorced prove “grounds” for the divorce. There are many grounds that can be used to obtain a divorce in Illinois.