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Kentucky Ground Rules

The sole ground for divorce in Kentucky is irretrievable breakdown of marriage.

By Updated: March 04, 2015Categories: , , , ,

Kentucky Ground Rules

The sole ground for divorce in Kentucky is irretrievable breakdown of marriage. The decree will not be entered until the parties have lived separate and apart for 60 days.

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