In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.

That includes certain Autosteer-equipped Model S vehicles produced between October 5, 2012, and December 7, 2023, and then every single Autosteer-equipped Model 3, Model Y, and Model X produced ...

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In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.

In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.

In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.

In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.

In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.

In 1947, NAWL drafted the first model bill for no-fault divorces in the U.S., arguing that divorce no longer required a “wronged person” for the divorce to be granted.