Are irreconcilable differences the same as an at-fault divorce?
adultery, at-fault, bodily injury, cruel treatment, desertion, fault, felony, grounds, habitual drunkenness, impotency, incurable insanity, irreconcilable differences, lived separately, mental distress, neglect, no fault, separate maintenance, Utah Code § 30-3-1(3), willful desertion, willful neglect, without cohabitation
No. There are two kind of grounds for divorce: fault and no-fault. Irreconcilable differences are an example of no-fault grounds for divorce. Before no-fault divorce laws were passed (and every state in the United States of America now allows divorce…