If my wife changes her mind after we marry to not have children but I still do want them, is this grounds for divorce?

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Asked on 4/1/2012 under: Divorce, Marriage, Alimony New Hampshire More Legal Topics ▼All States ▼

Alan Pransky / Law Office Of Alan J Pransky Answered 11 months ago This attorney is licensed in Massachusetts View Attorney Profile

Massachusetts has no fault divorce so you don't need a particular reason. Any reson that is good enough for you to want a divorce is sufficient reason to get divorced.

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