This book provides an analysis of the uniform marriage and divorce laws in the United States. It explores the historical development of these laws and their implications for marriages and divorces across the country. The author gives an in-depth look at the legal processes involved in marriage and divorce, as well as the impact that these laws have had on families and society as a whole.

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