The parties then present their negotiated or mediated agreement to a judge. Approval is virtually automatic if the agreement is fair. If parties are unable to agree about property, support, and child custody, they may ask the court to decide one or more of those matters. One spouse may sue the other for divorce, alleging certain faults or offenses by the defendant. But this has become far less common than it once was.
Most divorces now are no-fault divorces.
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