Once a divorce is approved and signed by a judge, final court orders will be issued. Final orders will only be entered after one of the following scenarios has occurred:
All issues have been resolved, and each party is in agreement.
A trial has been conducted to resolve all contested matters.
The 90 day cooling off period has expired and the spouse who was served failed to respond.
Once the final court order is filed with the court clerk, the divorce will be considered finalized. The document will outline the details of the divorce, including the settlement agreement and the specifics of support and child custody.