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Desk Order Divorce: The Do-It-Yourself Divorce Process (view source)
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* Your '''affidavit''' in Form F38, which gives the court your evidence in support of a divorce order. | * Your '''affidavit''' in Form F38, which gives the court your evidence in support of a divorce order. | ||
* A '''certificate of pleadings''', which tells the judge that the documents filed in your case are correct and complete. | * A '''certificate of pleadings''', which tells the judge that the documents filed in your case are correct and complete. | ||
* A draft of the ''' | * A draft of the final '''divorce order''' in Form F52. | ||
If you have children, you’ll also have to file a '''child support affidavit''' (Form F37). This affidavit gives the court more information about your income and your spouse’s income, your children’s living arrangements, and the child support amount being paid. | If you have children, you’ll also have to file a '''child support affidavit''' (Form F37). This affidavit gives the court more information about your income and your spouse’s income, your children’s living arrangements, and the child support amount being paid. | ||
