If it appears to the court that the adultery or other offense complained of has been occasioned by the collusion of the parties or done with an intent to procure a divorce, that the complainant was consenting thereto, or that both parties have been guilty of the adultery or other offense or injury complained of in the complaint, then no divorce shall be granted or decreed.
Structure Arkansas Code
Subtitle 2 - Domestic Relations
Chapter 12 - Divorce and Annulment
Subchapter 3 - Actions for Divorce or Alimony
§ 9-12-301. Grounds for divorce
§ 9-12-302. Equitable proceedings
§ 9-12-303. Venue — Service of process
§ 9-12-304. Pleadings — Interrogatories
§ 9-12-305. No judgment pro confesso
§ 9-12-307. Matters that must be proved — Definition
§ 9-12-308. Effect of collusion, consent, or equal guilt of parties
§ 9-12-309. Maintenance and attorney's fees — Interest
§ 9-12-310. Waiting period before rendition of decree
§ 9-12-311. Legitimacy of children not affected
§ 9-12-312. Alimony — Child support — Bond — Method of payment — Definition
§ 9-12-313. Enforcement of separation agreements and decrees of court
§ 9-12-314. Modification of allowance for alimony and maintenance — Child support
§ 9-12-315. Division of property — Definition
§ 9-12-316. Property settlements
§ 9-12-317. Dissolution of estates by the entirety or survivorship
§ 9-12-318. Restoration of name
§ 9-12-319. Nonresident defendants — Warning orders — Entry of decree
§ 9-12-320. Proceedings subsequent to decree — Change of venue
§ 9-12-321. Annulment of decree of divorce
§ 9-12-322. Divorcing parents to attend parenting class
§ 9-12-323. Joint credit card accounts