Table 1 Mexican states with no-fault divorce legislations
State | Year of the reform | Legislation | Article |
|---|---|---|---|
1. Aguascalientes | 2015 | Civil Code | No. 288 |
2. Baja California Sur | 2016 | Civil Code | No. 273 |
3. Coahuila | 2013 | Family Code | No. 153 |
4. Colima | 2016 | Civil Code | No. 268 |
5. Guerrero | 2012 | Divorce Law | No. 27 |
6. Hidalgo | 2011 | Family Code | No. 470 |
7. Mexico | 2012 | Civil Code | No. 4.89 |
8. Mexico City | 2008 | Civil Code | No. 266 |
9. Michoacan | 2015 | Family Code | No. 254 and No. 255 |
10. Morelos | 2016 | Family Code | No. 174 |
11. Nayarit | 2015 | Civil Code | No. 260 |
12. Nuevo Leon | 2016 | Civil Code | No. 267 |
13. Puebla | 2016 | Civil Code | No. 442 |
14. Quintana Roo | 2013 | Code of Civil Procedure | No. 985 Bis |
15. Sinaloa | 2013 | Family Code | No. 181 |
16. Tamaulipas | 2015 | Civil Code | No. 248 |
17. Tlaxcala | 2016 | Civil Code | No. 106 and No. 123 |
18. Yucatan | 2012 | Family Code | No. 191 |