Divorce & Annulment
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Question: If one person wants a divorce and the other does not, can that person contest the divorce?
Answer:
Please see our article on Divorce in Arizona. That article states, "How do I need to start a divorce case?
Unlike some other states, for most marriages Arizona does not require that one of the spouses prove blame or responsibility in order to end the marriage. Under Arizona law, the only question for the court is whether the marriage is "irretrievably broken," meaning that there is no reasonable chance that the spouses want to keep the marriage together. If you have a covenant marriage (see Covenant Marriage under the subtopic Other Family Issues), however, under state law the court cannot grant a divorce unless certain things such as adultery, abandonment, physical abuse or regular substance abuse are proven or unless both spouses agree that the marriage should end."
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If one person wants a divorce and the other does not, can that person contest the divorce?
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