Foreign divorce decrees; exercise of power by courts of the Commonwealth, non-domiciled party.
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Foreign divorce decrees; exercise of power by courts of the Commonwealth; non-domiciled party. Provides that a court of the Commonwealth with proper jurisdiction may exercise certain powers relating to a foreign decree dissolving a marriage or granting a divorce from the bond of matrimony if a proceeding is initiated by a non-domiciled party to such divorce, provided that the party domiciled in the Commonwealth is still domiciled in the Commonwealth at the commencement of an action.
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Introduced
Passed House
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History
2026
Apr 8Acts of Assembly Chapter text (CHAP0470)Latest