Over a year ago, New Jersey recognized irreconcilable differences as grounds for divorce. So, what can New York lawmakers, who have been struggling to enact a no-fault grounds for divorce, learn from New Jersey’s experience? According to the New Jersey Lawyer, “The law stands as a classic case of a proposal lingering for years in...
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