You're gathering evidence of your spouse's affair thinking you need proof to file for divorce in Illinois, but the court doesn't want your screenshots or witness statements. Illinois recognizes only one ground for divorce. Sterling Lawyers Lead Attorney and CEO Jeff Hughes reveals what Illinois's no-fault divorce system actually requires and why behavior still impacts property division and custody despite not affecting grounds.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

• Single irreconcilable differences ground replacing all fault-based divorce grounds
• Two proof methods including mutual testimony or six-month separation presumption
• Same-roof separation qualifications through separate bedrooms and finances
• Dissipation claims for marital funds spent on affairs affecting property division
• Domestic violence protections including supervised parenting and mediation exemptions despite no-fault grounds

Listen in to discover how to file for Illinois divorce without proving fault while protecting your financial interests through dissipation claims and understanding which behaviors impact custody, property division, and support even when they don't affect the legal grounds for divorce.