Divorce and Alimony

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Section
93-5-1

Causes for divorce

Section
93-5-2

Divorce on ground of irreconcilable differences

Section
93-5-3

Not mandatory to deny divorce because of recrimination

Section
93-5-4

Offended spouse's failure to leave marital domicile or separate from offending spouse no impediment to divorce

Section
93-5-5

Residence requirements for divorce

Section
93-5-7

Conduct of divorce proceedings

Section
93-5-9

Minors as parties to divorce proceedings

Section
93-5-11

Filing of complaints; transfer of venue

Section
93-5-13

Guardian ad litem

Section
93-5-15

Guardian for spouse who becomes mentally ill may sue for divorce

Section
93-5-17

Proceedings to be had in open court

Section
93-5-19

Witnesses; depositions

Section
93-5-21

Exclusion of spectators from courtroom

Section
93-5-23

Custody of children; alimony; effect of military duty on custody and visitation

Section
93-5-24

Types of custody awarded by court; joint custody; no presumption in favor of maternal custody; access to information pertaining to child by noncustodial parent; restrictions on custody by parent with history of perpetrating family violence; rebuttable presumption that such custody is not in the best interest of the child; factors in reaching determinations; visitation orders

Section
93-5-25

Effect of judgment of divorce

Section
93-5-26

Noncustodial parent's right of access to records and information pertaining to minor children

Section
93-5-27

Marital rights cease with judgment of divorce

Section
93-5-29

Divorced persons not to cohabit

Section
93-5-31

Judgment of divorce may be revoked

Section
93-5-33

Statistical requirements

Section
93-5-34

Child custody and visitation when a parent receives temporary duty, deployment or mobilization orders from the military