Divorce Decree
- May 31st, 2008 - Posted under Divorce Process by StraightDivorce Staff
The final decree of divorce is one of the last things that happens in the divorce process. It is the court’s formal order that grants the termination of marriage. The signing and dating of the divorce decree by the judge and court clerk may also confirm a judgment in the case.
The five aspects usually covered in a divorce decree are:
When the decree is completed, it will be archived in the vital records office that is located in the county where you filed for divorce.
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