The phrase "argument for divorce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or justifications someone has for seeking a divorce.
Example: "In her letter, she outlined her argument for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences and lack of communication."
Alternatives: "case for divorce" or "grounds for divorce."
"That sounds like a good argument for prohibiting divorce," said Judge Stephen Reinhardt, an appointee of President Jimmy Carter, drawing laughs.
The argument occurred just days after she filed for divorce.
He granted Mr. Rae's petition for divorce, despite Mrs. Rae's argument that their problems were "normal squabbling between husband and wife" and not deal-breakingly bad.
After arguments about Reagan's political ambitions, Wyman filed for divorce in 1948, citing a distraction due to her husband's Screen Actors Guild union duties; the divorce was finalized in 1949.
The Court of Final Appeal ordered a new trial for the American, Nancy Kissel, who admitted killing her husband, Robert, a wealthy investment banker for Merrill Lynch, during an argument about divorce and the custody of their three children.
The Court of Final Appeal ordered a new trial for the American, Nancy Kissel, left, who admitted killing her husband, Robert, a wealthy investment banker for Merrill Lynch, during an argument about divorce and the custody of their three children.
Costello filed for divorce, but after a series of arguments with Barrie, Barrymore considered the relationship with Barrie to be at an end, and he left for Los Angeles.
His second wife, Mary Howard Moran, filed for divorce in 1999, one day after an argument at the couple's Alexandria home which resulted in a visit by the police.
Building on previous research in this area, I review several arguments about the features of the community that may be important for divorce risk.
Yesterday, Mr. Giuliani filed formal papers outlining his argument for why he should be granted a divorce from his wife, Donna Hanover.
