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Selected Statutes: West Virginia
Updated:
September 3, 2025
48-5-205. Grounds for divorce; conviction of crime A divorce may be ordered when either of the parties subsequent to the marriage has, in or out of this state, been convicted for the commission of a crime that is a felony, and the conviction is final.
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