If it is passed, the requirement to provide an explanation for the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage will be removed.
Family lawyers, who have long campaigned for no-fault divorce, have welcomed the progress that is now being made.
Paul Kirby, a Senior Solicitor in our Family & Childcare Department commented “No-one really knew what the new Government’s priorities would be, so it is gratifying to see that this long-overdue reform has remained high on the Government’s agenda. It has been clear for a long time that the existing law on divorce is out of date and has not moved with the times”.
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