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With over 9 years of experience preparing quality divorce forms, UtahDivorceForAll.com is ready to help you out with your divorce paperwork. You can get ready-made documents for just $139 that comply with all Utah State laws and regulations. Thousands of people have trusted our expertise and saved their time and money arranging a do-it-yourself (DIY) divorce without a lawyer. UtahDivorceForAll.com services include:
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Valid Grounds for Divorce in Utah State
Utah’s divorce rate of 3.8 per 1,000 state residents gives it the 3rd highest divorce rate in the nation, tied with Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Idaho.
According to Family Law, Utah accepts no-fault divorce procedures. In a no-fault divorce, neither of the parties is accused of ruining the marriage. To get a no-fault divorce, spouses simply state that their marriage has suffered irreconcilable differences.
Another ground for granting a no-fault divorce is living separately and without cohabitation with a court order (issued by any state) of separate maintenance for at least three consecutive years.
Utah state also provides the option of filing for divorce based on a spouse’s bad conduct during the marriage. It's called a fault divorce. The grounds for this procedure include:
- marital infidelity;
- impotency of the respondent at the time of marriage;
- substance abuse;
- violent behavior;
- incurable insanity;
- conviction of a felony;
- deliberate disregard to provide the standard necessities of life;
- abandonment for more than one year.
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