No-Fault Divorce

In the State of Georgia there are 13 grounds for divorce. One of those grounds is that the marriage is simply "irretrievably broken." A divorce based upon the marriage being irretrievably broken, and not on the "fault" of either of the parties is commonly referred to as a "no-fault" divorce. In order to obtain a "no-fault" divorce one party must show that they unwilling to continue to live with their spouse, and that there is not chance of the parties reconciling.