How does connivance differ from collusion in divorce cases?

While connivance involves consent to a specific act like adultery, collusion involves a mutual agreement to deceive the court for obtaining a divorce.

Ken Maynard CDFA, Acc.FM2023-09-05T13:01:44-04:00

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