Cordell and Cordell Senior Litigation Partner Kristin Zurek explains what could happen if "no fault divorces" are eliminated as some conservative lawmakers have proposed.  With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.    Credit: © Diana Groom/ The Reporter-News / USA TODAY NETWORK

Cordell and Cordell Senior Litigation Partner Kristin Zurek explains what could happen if "no fault divorces" are eliminated as some conservative lawmakers have proposed. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman. Credit: © Diana Groom/ The Reporter-News / USA TODAY NETWORK

Cordell and Cordell Senior Litigation Partner Kristin Zurek explains what could happen if "no fault divorces" are eliminated as some conservative lawmakers have proposed.&nbsp; With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman. &nbsp; &nbsp;Credit: © Diana Groom/ The Reporter-News / USA TODAY NETWORK

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Eliminating 'no fault divorce' becomes 'a real problem' says attorney