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Which “ground” is typically used for uncontested divorces in New York?

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Which “ground” is typically used for uncontested divorces in New York?

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Abandonment and Uncontested Abandonment are the grounds most often used for uncontested divorces in New York State. These are by far the least offensive grounds, and are therefore most likely to encourage the cooperation of your spouse in obtaining a divorce. Conversely, allegations of cruelty or adultery are inherently offensive, and may motivate your spouse to contest your divorce.