Difference between revisions of "Divorce and the Law on Getting Divorced"

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These are the main differences between the joint application process and the sole application process:
These are the main differences between the joint application process and the sole application process:


*The parties are known as claimant 1 and claimant 2.
*The parties are known as ''Claimant 1'' and ''Claimant 2''.
*A special form, called the [[Form F1 Notice of Joint Family Claim | Notice of Joint Family Claim]], is required.
*A special form, called the [[Form F1 Notice of Joint Family Claim | Notice of Joint Family Claim]], is required.
*Both parties sign the Notice of Joint Family Claim.
*Both parties sign the Notice of Joint Family Claim.
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<blockquote>Prepare your Certificate of Divorce and file it in the court registry, together with a Requisition asking the registry to complete the Certificate. Pay the $40 court fee, and grab a chair. The registry will normally complete your Certificate of Divorce while you wait.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Prepare your Certificate of Divorce and file it in the court registry, together with a Requisition asking the registry to complete the Certificate. Pay the $40 court fee, and grab a chair. The registry will normally complete your Certificate of Divorce while you wait.</blockquote>


With the exception of the special form, Notice of Joint Family Claim, all of the forms used in the joint process are the same as the sole process, except that the parties aren't called claimant and respondent, they're called claimant 1 and claimant 2.
With the exception of the special form, Notice of Joint Family Claim, all of the forms used in the joint process are the same as the sole process, except that the parties aren't called ''Claimant'' and ''Respondent'', they're called ''Claimant 1'' and ''Claimant 2''.


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