Will a petition for legal separation be granted if the aggrieved party condoned the offense?
A petition for legal separation will be denied if the aggrieved party has officially condoned the complained offense.
A petition for legal separation will be denied if the aggrieved party has officially condoned the complained offense.
Any discovered collusion between spouses to intentionally obtain a legal separation decree will result in its outright denial.
A petition for legal separation shall be denied if both spouses are found to have given valid grounds for separation.
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An aggrieved party’s prior consent to the marital offense will cause their petition for legal separation to be denied.
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