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When is my divorce “final”? |
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The divorce is "final" on the day the
Decree of Divorce is filed by the Clerk of the Court, if there is no appeal.
This is usually on the same day the Decree is signed by the judge. In the
event any order included in the Decree of Divorce is appealed, the divorce is
not final until the appeal is decided. You may not marry anyone except your spouse for
thirty days after the divorce becomes "final" unless both agree to
waive their right to appeal. |
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NELSON & BOOTH is a law firm engaged exclusively in a family
law practice emphasizing complex domestic relations actions, including
divorce and determination of parentage, property division, child custody,
parenting time, spousal and child support and representation of parents in
cases of international child abduction. The attorneys at NELSON & BOOTH are licensed to practice
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E-mail: Ronald W. Nelson or Joseph W. Booth nelson & booth attorneys at law |
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