Marriage and Divorce Act

The Marriage and Divorce Act is a legal framework governing the formation and dissolution of marriages. It outlines the requirements for entering into a marriage, such as age, consent, and legal capacity. It also specifies the grounds for divorce, which are reasons a marriage can be legally ended, such as irretrievable breakdown. The Act addresses matters like property division, child custody, and support after a divorce. It aims to protect the rights of individuals and ensure fair treatment during both marriage and the process of separation, emphasizing the importance of legal clarity in these personal matters.