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For more information on defending a divorce proceeding, see script [[The Respondent in Divorce Proceedings (Script 122)|122]] on “The Respondent in Divorce Proceedings”. | For more information on defending a divorce proceeding, see script [[The Respondent in Divorce Proceedings (Script 122)|122]] on “The Respondent in Divorce Proceedings”. | ||
==Sixth, if your spouse does nothing, apply for a divorce order== | ===Sixth, if your spouse does nothing, apply for a divorce order=== | ||
After the 30 days has run out, you can apply for the divorce order by filing in court: | After the 30 days has run out, you can apply for the divorce order by filing in court: | ||
*a Requisition in Form F35 (a document asking for the divorce order) | *a Requisition in Form F35 (a document asking for the divorce order) | ||
