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One spouse does not consent to a divorce. If your spouse doesn't want a divorce it's still going to move forward. However, your spouse may contest your divorce claims and force you to prove they are true. What's key is that as long as you can prove a grounds for divorce (that your spouse committed adultery, for instance), your spouse cannot force your to remain married. If you can't prove it's true, then your divorce won't be granted unless you have some additional grounds for divorce that you can prove. That is one reason why it may be good to file for divorce on more than one grounds for divorce.
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