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DivorceDivorce OverviewDivorce proceedings bring a marriage to an end and the marriage is finally terminated when the Decree Absolute is granted. Where there is no prospect of a reconciliation and where the necessary grounds exist, this is the most common course taken since it affords the opportunity of getting everything sorted out in one go and doesn't leave loose ends to be dealt with later on. It is also often cheaper than having a Separation Agreement or Judicial Separation Proceedings first then a divorce later.
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