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Illinois Law - Fault Grounds for Divorce
Here are the "fault" grounds for divorce in Illinois.
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The spouse was at the time of marriage and currently is impotent.
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Bigamy.
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Adultery.
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Willful desertion or absence from petitioner for one year inclusive of the period of pending litigation. for divorce or separation.
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The spouse guilty of habitual drunkenness for 2 years.
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The spouse guilty of "gross and confirmed habits" caused by the excessive use of addictive drugs for 2 years.
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The spouse attempted murder of the one filing for divorce.
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The spouse guilty of extreme and repeated physical or mental cruelty.
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The spouse has been convicted of a felony or other "infamous" crime.
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The spouse has infected the other with a communicable venereal disease
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