Locate California's divorce law and determine the following: I Are fault grounds still used, or is your state a "pure" no-fault juris- diction? - If yes, what grounds are available? What defenses are available? - What no-fault ground (s) is (are) available in your state? - What must a party show to qualify for a no-fault divorce? Having reviewed the statute, identify and describe any recent changes that are designed to slow down the divorce process (such as waiting periods or counseling requirements) or limit divorce options (such as limiting no-fault divorce to couples without children).