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Connecticut Laws | Title 46 Husband And Wife

CHAPTERS 808-811 HUSBAND AND WIFE (1)(Text)

Secs. 46-1 to 46-8. Marriage. (2)(Text)

Sections 46-1 to 46-8, inclusive, have been transferred or repealed. (3)

Note: These sections were formerly published as chapter 808. (4)

Secs. 46-9 to 46-12. Husband and wife property rights. (5)(Text)

Sections 46-9 to 46-12, inclusive, have been transferred. (6)

Note: These sections were formerly published as chapter 809. (7)

Secs. 46-13 to 46-31. Divorce and separation. (8)(Text)

Sections 46-13 to 46-31, inclusive, have been transferred or repealed. (9)

Note: These sections were formerly published as chapter 810. (10)

Sec. 46-31a. Physical abuse of spouse. (11)(Text)

Section 46-31a has been transferred. (12)

Note: This section was formerly published as chapter 810a. (13)

Secs. 46-32 to 46-65e. Dissolution of marriage. Legal separation. (14)(Text)

Sections 46-32 to 46-65e, inclusive, have been transferred or repealed. (15)

Note: These sections were formerly published as chapter 811. (16)

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