Vastator
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Their child came down with an illness two years later. During the course of treatment it was revealed that the child was not actually my friends. Debt skyrocketed for the mother, and he was being forced to pay for the medical of a child that wasn’t his own. Including the funeral arrangements...If a no fault divorce involves an equitable distribution of assets and liabilities, then how did your friend get screwed? Did they both get screwed because of a ton of debt? Just curious.Credibility! Lol!!! It’s probably best you learn how this works, first hand. And as long as you choose to remain willfully ignorant, it’s all but certain that you will. I’m rootin’ for ya!Well you'd lose that bet. You clearly don't understand the modern "no fault" divorce. The entire process is automagically carried out at the stroke of a pen. It isn't a voting issue.
If it was a 'no fault' divorce, then both sides should have been in agreement.
Again, your story has less credibility the more you tell it.