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No Fault Grounds for Divorce

. An irretrievable breakdown of the marriage exists.
. When does it exist? Whenever one of spouses no longer wants to be married to the other.
. How is it proven? Simply by the testimony of the spouse who believes the marriage is broken down. Simply saying so is sufficient, no need for details.

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