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 '''Judgement or decree?'''
-After the Regulation of 1.12.1797 was tamper law claims and matrimonial matters referred to the general, civil law. You can get a divorce in two ways - by appropriation or conviction. The latter is very rare.
+After the Regulation of December 1, 1797 the tamper law, claims and matrimonial matters were referred to the general, civil law. You can get a divorce in two ways - by appropriation or conviction. The latter is very rare.
-Mæglingsprokoller and form accounts
+'''Mediation Protocols and form accounts'''
-To divorce one should first be separated into memory 3 years. And before separation were parties to mediation. Both a cleric at the minister and a secular among county magistrate.
-Remember...
+To divorce one should first be separated a minimum of 3 years. Before separation the parties were rquired to go to mediation. Both a clergical with a minister and a secular among county magistrates.
+Always remember to look in the Registry of the county in which a divorced or separated couple have lived. There may be new information in mediation protocol, which will tell  why the couple chose to terminate the relationship.
+If a divorce is not preserved in the National Archives, you may be lucky and find it in the Justice Ministry's archive at the National Archives. Among the so-called "form accounts" you may find information or documents regarding the case.
+'''Divorces before 1797'''
+Zealand Diocese Konsistorums archive at the National Archives
+Lolland - Falster diocese and the archive at the National Archives
+Bornholm county archives at National Archives
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