Yes. Although a no-fault divorce can be obtained more quickly if both spouses consent to the divorce, either spouse can obtain a no-fault divorce by alleging that there has been an “irretrievable breakdown” of the marriage and meeting certain time requirements. So long as a couple has been separated for at least one year, then either spouse can file for divorce without the consent of the other. The other spouse is entitled to a hearing to contest the one-year separation. It is not necessary that spouses live separately to be considered separated, merely that they have ceased activities of a normal married couple such as sharing expenses or having sexual relations.