Despite overwhelming support to adopt a no-fault or irreconcilable grounds for divorce, New York remains the only state in which a party must allege and prove marital fault in order to obtain a divorce. By far, the most common fault based ground for divorce in New York is constructive abandonment. In the recent case of...
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