For over 50 years, no-fault divorce has been a crucial option for married couples in the U.S., particularly in cases of domestic abuse and to prevent overwhelming family courts. However, recent comments from Vice President-elect JD Vance opposing no-fault divorce have raised concerns among advocates for women.
Social media warnings urging women to consider divorce due to potential policy changes have led to an increase in divorce consultation requests. While President-elect Donald Trump has not actively pushed for changes to divorce laws, Vance and other conservative voices have criticized the ease of divorce.
