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In Michigan, fault or adultery doesn't matter for getting a divorce. You don't need to prove why you want a divorce. But, it can affect custody and property division.

*Adultery can influence custody decisions based on moral fitness. *Fault can lead to an unequal but fair property division. *Courts rarely go beyond a 60/40 property split due to fault.

Fault or adultery won't stop a divorce. It can impact how custody and property are decided. The court aims for fairness in each case.

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