text: can filing a divorce be considered grounds 4 suit  on breich of legally witnessed verbal contract or agreement when 2 people get married and repeat their traditional wedding vows to one another their agreeing and promising 2 each other that they will be together as long as they live. like they say in their vows "'til death do we part." then they sign a government document (marriage licence) along with 2 witnesses and 1 judge signing it also, varifing that theyre witnesses to the agreement terms 2 join the 2 people together in marriage "until death do they part". so if the vows are the terms of the marriage agreement and the marriage document is the signing that the 2 argee to the term (vows), can the person filing for a divorce be sued for breich of contract/agreement sense their seperating them self from the other before death seperates them? cautiously o... is right. england turned protestent because the catholic church refused to allow the king to divorce his wife. once breaking an engangment used to be ground of lawsuit. divorce can be considered grounds 4 suit on breich of legally witnessed verbal contract or agreement. but it is accepted that when marrying one knows on what grounds other person can cancle this contract.