Arizona Statutes
§ 25-301 — Grounds
Superior courts may dissolve a marriage, and may adjudge a marriage to be null and void when the cause alleged constitutes an impediment rendering the marriage void.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 25-1001
Short title§ 25-1002
Definitions§ 25-1003
Proceeding governed by other law§ 25-1004
Application to Indian tribes§ 25-1005
International application of chapter§ 25-1007
Priority§ 25-1008
Notice to persons outside this state§ 25-1009
Appearance and limited immunity§ 25-101
Void and prohibited marriages§ 25-1011
Taking testimony in another state§ 25-1013
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