Family Law

1. A spouse may request dissolution of the marriage contract if the other spouse has a harmful or repulsive defect that prevents intercourse, whether such defect exists prior to the conclusion of the marriage contract or occurs thereafter, unless the spouse seeking dissolution was aware of such defect prior to or after the conclusion of the contract but showed satisfaction with the defect whether verbally or otherwise. 2. The court may seek the assistance of experts to identify and assess the defect.