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Indiana Law - What Are The Grounds for Divorce
The grounds for divorce are:
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Irretrievable breakdown of the marriage (this is by far the most widely used ground).
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Conviction of either party during the marriage of a felony.
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Impotency, existing at the time of the marriage.
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Incurable insanity for 2 years.
Also, there is procedure for "
Summary Dissolution
" if the
parties have reached agreement on all issues.
Section 31-1-11.5-3.
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