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Does Illinois grant divorces based on marital fault?

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Does Illinois grant divorces based on marital fault?

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While Illinois requires grounds for dissolving the marriage, the alleged marital fault or misconduct of either party is not considered in the division of property or in awards of maintenance. However, the financial misconduct of either party once the marriage has failed may be found to have “wasted” marital funds and that party may be required to reimburse the marriage for any such waste.

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