Kansas bill would abolish no-fault divorce

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WICHITA, Kan. — Kansas residents seeking divorces would have to prove their spouse’s culpability for the crumbling marriage under legislation that would abolish no-fault divorce in the state.

Rep. Keith Esau, an Olathe Republican, introduced the measure removing “incompatibility'” as a valid reason for divorce. He said he offered it on behalf of a fellow lawmaker but supports its content.

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