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Connecticut allows a married couple to dissolve their marriage without proving misconduct. What does this make Connecticut?

A state that requires proof of adultery or cruelty before granting any divorce A community property state A state that prohibits divorce entirely A no-fault divorce state, where an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage is a sufficient ground for dissolution

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A no-fault divorce state, where an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage is a sufficient ground for dissolution

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