DIVORCE.--The Superior Court has exclusive jurisdiction and may grant absolute divorce to any man or woman for the following offences committed by the other: Adultery, fraudulent contract, wilful desertion for three years with total neglect of duty, seven years' absence unheard from, habitual intemperance, intolerable cruelty, sentence to imprisonment for life, or any infamous crime involving a violation of conjugal duty and punishable by imprisonment in State prison. Parties divorced may marry again. There is no limited divorce recognized by the laws of Connecticut. DELAWARE. MARRIAGE.--While no age is fixed by statute as to when males or females may conclude marriage, in case of a marriage under the age of 18 years for males and 16 years for females a divorce can be obtained for fraud for want of age, in the absence of voluntary ratification after reaching that age. Parental consent is required for males under 21 years and females under 18 years. IMPEDIMENTS.--Degrees of consanguinity: A man may not marry his mother, father's sister, mother's sister, sister, daughter or the daughter of his son or daughter. A woman may not marry her father, father's brother, mother's brother, brother, son, or the son of her son or daughter. Degrees of affinity: A man may not marry his father's wife, son's wife, son's daughter, wife's daughter, or the daughter of his wife's son or daughter. A woman may not marry her mother's husband, daughter's husband, husband's son, or the son of her husband's son or daughter. Marriages between whites and negroes or mulattoes are prohibited. CAUSES FOR DIVORCE.--They are adultery, bigamy, desertion for two years, habitual drunkenness for two years, extreme cruelty, or conviction after marriage of a crime, followed by continuous imprisonment for two years. The causes for divorce from bed and board are the same, with the addition of one other, namely, hopeless insanity of the husband. A marriage may be annulled for any of the following causes, existing at the time of the marriage: Incurable physical impotency; consanguinity; a former husband or wife living at the time of the marriage; fraud, force or coercion; insanity of either party; minority of either party, unless the marriage be confirmed after reaching proper age, to wit.: wife, 16 years; husband, 18 years. FLORIDA. MARRIAGE.--In order to be valid marriages must be celebrated before a qualified clergyman, judge, magistrate or notary public. Parties must be of sound mind, and the male at least seventeen years of age and the female at least fourteen years of age. DIVORCE.--Absolute divorce dissolving a marriage is granted by the courts for the following causes: 1. That the parties are within the degrees prohibited by law. 2. That the defendant is naturally impotent. 3. That the defendant has been guilty of adultery. 4. Extreme cruelty by defendant to complainant. 5. Habitual indulgence by defendant in violent and ungovernable temper.