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Article 1082 of the French Code of civil procedure

A note of the divorce or legal separation shall be made in the margin of the marriage certificate and the birth certificate of each of the spouses, in view of an extract of the decision containing only its operative part and accompanied by proof of its enforceability in accordance with article 506. If the marriage was celebrated abroad and there is no marriage record kept by a French authority, a…

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Article 1083 of the French Code of civil procedure

Where the judgment granting the divorce is under appeal, the modification of provisionally enforceable ancillary measures pursuant to Article 1074-1, in the event of the occurrence of a new fact, may only be requested, depending on the case, from the first president of the court of appeal or from the Conseiller de la mise en état.

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Article 1084 of the French Code of civil procedure

Where, after the divorce has become final, there is a need to rule on the exercise of parental authority, maintenance or the contribution to the maintenance and education of the child, the application shall be submitted, even if an appeal in cassation has been lodged, to the family affairs judge in accordance with the procedures laid down in Section III of this Chapter. The same applies, where the divorce has…

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Article 1087 of the French Code of civil procedure

The suspensive effect attached to an appeal in cassation and its time limit does not apply to the provisions of the decision or the approved agreement that concern maintenance, the contribution to the upkeep and education of the child and the exercise of parental authority.

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Article 1090 of the French Code of civil procedure

The application, which does not state the facts giving rise to the application, must contain, on pain of inadmissibility: 1° The surname, first names, profession, residence, nationality, date and place of birth of each of the spouses; the date and place of their marriage; the same particulars, where applicable, for each of their children; 2° The information provided for in Article 1075; 3° An indication of the court before which…

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