Divorce

Florida has enacted a no fault dissolution of marriage statute. [Fla Stat §61.052(1).] Implicit in the “no fault” concept is the notion that both parties to the marriage are complete and equal partners, sharing equal rights and obligations in the marital relationship and sharing equal burdens in the event of dissolution. There are only two grounds for dissolution of marriage:
• That the marriage is irretrievably broken; or
• That one of the spouses is mentally incapacitated.
A marriage is irretrievably broken when the parties can no longer live together because their difficulties are so deep and substantial that no reasonable effort could remove them and allow the parties to live together in a normal marital relationship.

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