at fault divorce

Most divorces in Arizona are no-fault.

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Arizona: A No-Fault Divorce State

Divorce / By Juliana Fisher

Arizona: A No-Fault Divorce State Each state in the United States sets its own guidelines when it comes to acceptable grounds for divorces. All states offer no-fault divorces in some capacity, meaning a couple can file for divorce by simply …

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