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Divorce (end of marriage)? and got a better answer
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Hi all! Your spouse's marriage registration certificate is required in order to give it to a justice of the peace, as the law requires. The fact is that after the marriage is dissolved, the justice of the peace makes a ruling about it and takes the original marriage certificate away. If you don't give your spouse the marriage certificate, the court can easily reclaim it from you. Whether or not you give the certificate to your spouse is irrelevant, because the divorce proceedings have already begun.
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Hi All! Your spouse requires a marriage registration certificate in order to take it to a justice of the peace because the law requires it. The fact of the matter is that once the marriage is dissolved, the justice of the peace makes a ruling about it and takes the original marriage certificate away. If you don't give your spouse the marriage certificate, the court can easily reclaim it from you. Whether or not you give the certificate to your spouse is irrelevant, because the divorce proceedings have already begun.
Hi All! Your spouse requires a marriage registration certificate in order to take it to a justice of the peace because the law requires it. The fact of the matter is that once the marriage is dissolved, the justice of the peace makes a ruling about it and takes the original marriage certificate away. If you don't give your spouse the marriage certificate, the court can easily reclaim it from you. Whether or not you give the certificate to your spouse is irrelevant, because the divorce proceedings have already begun.
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nothing.
nothing.
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the same as the failure to surrender the certificate - divorce.
the same as the failure to surrender the certificate - divorce.
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by divorce, which is right, the end of the marriage.
by divorce, which is right, the end of the marriage.
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You're asking the wrong question. It goes like this: If I don't give it to you, how can I get in trouble?
You're asking the wrong question. It goes like this: If I don't give it to you, how can I get in trouble?
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I'm not a lawyer, but do you think she can't go and make a copy at the registry office?
I'm not a lawyer, but do you think she can't go and make a copy at the registry office?
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your wife can get a duplicate of the marriage certificate again within a few days. and your consent is not required. The fact that you don't give it back won't save the situation. Not giving it back won't save you anything.
your wife can get a duplicate of the marriage certificate again within a few days. and your consent is not required. The fact that you don't give it back won't save the situation. Not giving it back won't save you anything.
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you don't, except get a divorce. She'll have to write a duplicate.
you don't, except get a divorce. She'll have to write a duplicate.
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that she'll easily take a duplicate, saying she lost it, so it doesn't matter if you give it to her or not. If you do not agree to a divorce voluntarily, they will divorce you through the courts. There you go.
that she'll easily take a duplicate, saying she lost it, so it doesn't matter if you give it to her or not. If you do not agree to a divorce voluntarily, they will divorce you through the courts. There you go.
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Divorce! You can give the certificate you can not, in any case, you can always make a duplicate of the document.
Divorce! You can give the certificate you can not, in any case, you can always make a duplicate of the document.
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wife will make a duplicate certificate and divorce you. Even if you do not agree to the divorce through the registry office and refuse to come to court, the court will still divorce you, nothing here will save you unless your wife changes her mind to divorce.
wife will make a duplicate certificate and divorce you. Even if you do not agree to the divorce through the registry office and refuse to come to court, the court will still divorce you, nothing here will save you unless your wife changes her mind to divorce.
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Question one - do you give her a divorce or not? If so, try to figure out what it's for. I don't even know what purpose she is asking for your marriage certificate. This document is required in many places to be presented in the original, so you need to find out from her.
Question one - do you give her a divorce or not? If so, try to figure out what it's for. I don't even know what purpose she is asking for your marriage certificate. This document is required in many places to be presented in the original, so you need to find out from her.
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Certainly not jail time; divorce.
Certainly not jail time; divorce.
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My God, you can't stop a divorce with that. If the woman has made up her mind, that's it! And if you do not give the original, she will go to the registry office will pay 50 rubles and get a duplicate, and that's it.
My God, you can't stop a divorce with that. If the woman has made up her mind, that's it! And if you do not give the original, she will go to the registry office will pay 50 rubles and get a duplicate, and that's it.
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Man do not worry If your wife decided to divorce you at least now be a man and do not cheat - give the certificate Or do you think that you will keep a woman paper? Then she's right to divorce.
Man do not worry If your wife decided to divorce you at least now be a man and do not cheat - give the certificate Or do you think that you will keep a woman paper? Then she's right to divorce.
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Nothing.
Nothing.