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U v W (Matrimonial) (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Daultrey : Matrimonial) [2025] JRC 281 (4 November 2025)
The Jersey Royal Court set aside a decree nisi and decree absolute after finding the respondent was not served and the acknowledgement of service was forged.
Jensen v Jensen [2024] JRC 116 (15 May 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court discontinued ancillary proceedings after a California settlement was ratified, ordering no further order as to costs.
D v E (Matrimonial) 19-Apr-2021 [2021] JRC 116 (19 April 2021)
The court granted the petitioner leave to apply for Decree Absolute despite unresolved ancillary financial matters, relying on his undertaking and lack of proven prejudice.
C v D (Matrimonial) [2018] JRC 068A (12 April 2018)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused the Wife’s application to stay Jersey divorce and ancillary relief proceedings in favour of England, finding Jersey the proper forum.
Z -v- Y (Matrimonial) [2015] JRC 108A (18 May 2015)
Divorce ancillary relief case on needs-based asset division, child maintenance, and alleged financial misconduct. The court ordered sale of the home, a split of proceeds, and no spousal maintenance.
K -v- L (Matrimonial) [2013] JRC 186 (25 September 2013)
The Royal Court set aside a decree nisi by consent after finding the husband had not understood the divorce proceedings and had lacked proper advice.
K v L [2013] 2 JLR_Note 29 (25 September 2013)
Family law note on whether a divorce decree nisi should be set aside. The report indicates an application by K against L, but the available text does not disclose the outcome.
In the matter of RR [2010] JRC 206C (16 November 2010)
Ancillary relief decision in a Jersey divorce: the court divided capital, rejected a lump sum and spousal maintenance claim, and set interim child maintenance for the daughter.
In the matter of EE [2010] JRC 157A (01 September 2010)
The deputy Registrar refused a Greffier’s Certificate in a Jersey divorce petition after finding the parties had not lived apart continuously for one year.
A v B [2010] JLR_Note 43 (01 September 2010)
Divorce case concerning whether one year's separation was sufficient grounds for divorce under Jersey family law.
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