New York allows both no-fault and fault-based divorce—but the grounds you choose can affect the evidence and process involved.
Learn about New York’s seven legal grounds for divorce and what they mean:
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@raimondo-sundquist.bsky.socialNew York allows both no-fault and fault-based divorce—but the grounds you choose can affect the evidence and process involved.
Learn about New York’s seven legal grounds for divorce and what they mean:
@raimondo-sundquist.bsky.socialWould a divorce lawyer still get married?
Eddie Sundquist says yes—but he would read the “contract” first. In New York, marriage can affect how retirement growth, certain debts, income, and other property are treated if the relationship ends.