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At www.quickie-divorce.com, we specialise in uncontested divorces. To put it another way, we concentrate on helping couples that agree to a divorce to end their marriages in an economical, fast and non-confrontational way. Whilst our services are designed to prevent conflict, though, it is still necessary for parties to file on one of the fault based grounds of either adultery or unreasonable behaviour – usually because they have not yet been separated for two years – and this regularly leads our clients to ask what evidence the court will require as proof of the fact that their husband/wife has behaved unreasonably or engaged in adultery. Provided the divorce truly is uncontested, then the answer is very straightforward. When a couple agree to a divorce, then all that is required to prove unreasonable behaviour or adultery is the parties’ agreement. Following the Petitioner having filed their documentation with the court, copies of these – including the petition describing the unreasonable behaviour or adultery – are sent to the Respondent. Provided that the Respondent returns these documents and indicates that they agree to the divorce, as well as the reasons for it, then the court will not require any further evidence.