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Tired in Sussex
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11 Apr 23 #520876 by Tired in Sussex

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I'm the respondent in the divorce and can now apply for the Decree Absolute. Will this be granted if there is a financial remedy order going through the court? The first hearing isn't until late September.

hadenoughnow
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11 Apr 23 #520878 by hadenoughnow

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It depends on circumstances but if there's a reason for delaying it you can put in a D11.
The usual reasons would be things like if the FMH is in one party's name with home rights registered these cease on DA), if there's a substantial pension or if there's likely to be an application for maintenance pending suit.

Hadenoughnow

Bolsun
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04 Jul 23 - 04 Jul 23 #521380 by Bolsun

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Please tell me, did you apply for an absolute decree, if so, what was the result? I plan to submit in mid-July. Thanks

Last edit: 04 Jul 23 by Bolsun.

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