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§ 36-4-111 — Failure to separate not a defense

Tennessee § 36-4-111
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Bluebook
Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-4-111 (2026).

Text

It is no impediment to a divorce that the offended spouse did not leave the marital domicile or separate from the offending spouse on account of the conduct of the offending spouse.

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Legislative History

Acts 1977, ch. 107, § 2; T.C.A., § 36-809.

Nearby Sections

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Purpose of part - Construction
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Part definitions
§ 36-1-103
Prior adoptions and terminations of parental rights involving minors and prior adoptions of adults ratified
§ 36-1-104
Withholding of material information concerning the status of the parents or guardian of a child subject to surrender, termination of parental rights or adoption - Misdemeanor
§ 36-1-105
Violation of criminal provisions of part by state employee - Dismissal
§ 36-1-106
Readoption
§ 36-1-107
Persons to whom this part is applicable
§ 36-1-108
Entities authorized to place children for adoption - Advisory and agency capacity authorized - Injunction to stop illegal payments
§ 36-1-109
Illegal payments in connection with placement of child - Penalty
§ 36-1-110
Parent under eighteen years of age - Surrender
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Presurrender request for home study or preliminary home study - Surrender of child - Consent for adoption by parent - Effect of Surrender - Form of surrender - Waiver of interest - Interpreter for non-English speaking parents
§ 36-1-112
Revocation of surrender or parental consent - Form
§ 36-1-113
Termination of parental or guardianship rights
§ 36-1-114
Venue
§ 36-1-115
Persons eligible to file adoption petition - Residence requirements - Preference for foster parents
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