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What is the difference between a “fault” and “no-fault” divorce?

April 26, 2017divorce fault no-fault

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What is the difference between a “fault” and “no-fault” divorce?

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In Texas, a divorce may be granted without either party being at fault. A divorce may also be granted when one party is found to be at fault in the break-up of the marriage (e.g., adultery or cruelty). Generally, a fault based divorce is alleged to provide a basis for an unequal property division.