As per Arkansas Divorce law, at least one party must reside in the state for 2 months to file for divorce and
for 3 months before separation will be done.
The proceedings shall be in the county where the complainant habitats.
If the complainant is not a habitat of Arkansas, then the procedure shall be in the area where the defendant resides.
- When husband and wife have lived separate and apart from each other for eighteen continuous months without a live-in relationship.
- The court shall agree on an absolute edict of divorce at the suit of either party.
- If the divorce was the optional act of one party or by the mutual consent of both parties or due to the fault of either party or both parties.
- General matters for separation include erectile dysfunction, the conviction of a serious crime, habitual intoxication for 1 year, abuse that endangers the life of a spouse, and adultery.
- An applicant who seeks to close and set aside an agreement of marriage shall state in their petition for divorce that they are seeking to dissolve a covenant marriage as authorized under the Covenant Marriage Act of 2001.
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