Republicans are starting to take action on their threats to get rid of no-fault divorce as multiple red states file legislation to legalize and incentivize covenant marriages.
Currently, every state in the U.S. offers some form of no-fault divorce option for individuals seeking to dissolve their marriages. However, only 17 states are considered “true” no-fault divorce states, meaning no-fault divorce is the only option for filing for divorce. A no-fault divorce simply allows someone to file for divorce without having to prove that the divorce results from some wrongdoing on their partner’s part. It removes the burden of requiring someone to prove that their marriage should be dissolved. Unfortunately, conservatives have increasingly expressed interest in getting rid of no-fault divorces. It’s well-known that women are far more likely to file for divorce than men because they are more likely to experience abuse, infidelity, and other harm in marriage. However, conservatives are concerned that it’s too easy for women to get a divorce and that it’s not fair to men.
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