No, you do not need to prove fault to get divorced in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania allows no-fault divorce based on mutual consent or separation. However, some clients pursue fault-based grounds depending on circumstances.
Do I have to prove fault to get divorced in Pennsylvania?
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