What does the final order look like?

[olderandwiser84]

Hi

Does anyone have a pic (obv disregard personal details) of what the final order look like?

Heading is from
HM Courts & Tribunal Services
Sitting in the Family Court

Sitting in the Family Court Case number: xxxxx 18 July 202x
Applicant xx xx
Respondent xxx

Final order
Further to the conditional order granted on 29 November 202x, no reason has been shown as to why the conditional order should not be made final. Therefore the conditional order is made final. This certifies that the marriage solemnised on xxx at (location) between xxx has legally ended.

2nd page is just standard paragraphs about inheritance, in that it's now void between the 2 parties.

HTH.

It will say D36 on the bottom corner too.

@TheSilentSisterthank you. Interesting what does it say about inheritances? Intrigued

@NavigatingMyLifewhats D36?

It’s just the standard code for the order / letter that HMCTS use

@TheSilentSisterwhat does HTH mean pls?

Hope That Helps.

lol! Thank you @TheSilentSisterim so thick !!

Mine is an old one so the format may have changed but it would still contain the same information.

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Certificate making Decree Nisi Absolute (Divorce)
Matrimonial Causes Rules in the XXXXXXXXX County Court No of Matter XXX

Between - Swedishmeatballsontoast - Petitioner
and Fred Meatballs - Respondent
and A N Other - Co-respondent

Referring to the decree made in this cause on x day of xxx 19XX whereby it was decreed that the marriage solemnised on x day of xxxxx 19xx at xxxxxxxxxxxx

between Swedishmeatballson toast - Petitioner

and Fred Meatballs - Respondent

be dissolved unless sufficient cause be shown to the Court six weeks from the making thereof why the said decree should not be made absolute and no such cause having been shown it is hereby certified that the said decree was on the xx day of xxxxx 19xx was made final and absolute and that the said marriage was therfore dissolved.

Dated xx xxxxx 19xx

signed John Smith Registrar

Form D37

@Swedishmeatballsontoastthanks

The 'inheritance' thing is just to clarify that any wills etc made previously naming either couple will be void.

Have you a particular reason for asking all this?

@TheSilentSister thank you. Just curious