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State J permits divorce on a finding that the marriage is irretrievably broken. One spouse files after satisfying all jurisdictional requirements and proves that the parties have not lived together for a year and have no realistic prospect of reconciliation. The other spouse objects and argues that no divorce can be granted because neither spouse committed adultery, cruelty, or desertion.
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The court may grant divorce only if the spouses have already divided all property. The court may grant divorce only if the filing spouse proves criminal conduct. The court lacks jurisdiction because no-fault divorce is not recognized in any state. The court may grant a no-fault divorce if the statutory no-fault requirements are met; proof that either spouse committed marital misconduct is not required.

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