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The complete divorce process consists of three main elements:

1) Dissolving the Marriage - the formal legal process by which the marriage is ended.

2) Financial Arrangements - the process of dividing up the marital assets and agreeing on maintenance/child support.

3) Childcare Arrangements - the process of deciding who the children of the marriage will live with (residency) and how much contact the non-resident parent will have.

To help all our members have a greater understanding of these processes, the Wikivorce team aims to publish a comprehensive, yet understandable, Step By Step Guide.

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Dissolving
The Marriage

 
 
 

Financial
Arrangements

 
 
 

Childcare
Arrangements

 
     
 

Petition For
Divorce

 
 
     
 

Apply For
Ancillary Relief

 
 
     
 

Agree Childcare
Arrangements

 
     
 

Acknowledgement Of Service

 
 
     
 

Financial
Disclosure

 
 
     
 

Apply for Residence and/or Contact

 
     
 

Obtain
Decree Nisi

 
 
     
 

Negotiation

 
 
     
 

Investigation

 
   
 

Obtain Decree
Absolute

 
 
     
 

Obtain Financial
Court Order

 
 
     
 

Residency/Contact
Court Order

 

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