What are the grounds for divorce in Utah?
Grounds for divorce in Utah include:
- Impotency of the respondent at the time of marriage,
- Adultery committed by the respondent subsequent to marriage,
- Willful desertion of the petitioner by the respondent for more than one year,
- Willful neglect of the respondent to provide for the petitioner the common necessaries of life,
- Habitual drunkenness of the respondent,
- Conviction of the respondent for a felony,
- Cruel treatment of the petitioner by the respondent to the extent of causing bodily injury or great mental distress to the petitioner,
- Irreconcilable differences of the marriage,
- Incurable insanity, or
- When the husband and wife have lived separately under a decree of separate maintenance of any state for three consecutive years without cohabitation.
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