A few states make conviction of a felony and the resulting incarceration grounds for uncontested divorce.

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Some states, such as Texas and Georgia, allow for uncontested divorce in cases where one spouse is convicted of a felony and sentenced to a certain amount of time in prison. This is considered a "no-fault" grounds for divorce, meaning neither party has to prove fault or wrongdoing in order to obtain a divorce.

A Few States Make Conviction of a Felony and the Resulting