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Does virginia have no-fault grounds?
Virginia has no-fault grounds essentially as follows:

(a) If there are no children of the marriage and the parties have a written separation agreement covering all monetary issues, they have to live separate and apart for six months prior to the filing for divorce;

(b) If there are children or the parties do not have a separation agreement, they have to live separate and apart for twelve months.
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