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Form MP.1Divorce

Wife's Petition for Dissolution of Marriage

The document a wife files to start an uncontested divorce — sets out the marriage details and grounds for dissolution.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
CLAIM NO. ___ of ___

BETWEEN                                    PETITIONER
AND                                         RESPONDENT

The Petition of [state petitioner's name] nee [state maiden name] or
[state that you did not take your husband's name] shows that:

1. On the ___ day of ___ 20__ the Petitioner, a [spinster/divorcee/
widow], was lawfully married to the Respondent...
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Source: Supreme Court of Jamaica

Form MP.1Divorce

Husband's Petition for Dissolution of Marriage

The document a husband files to start an uncontested divorce — sets out the marriage details and grounds for dissolution.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
CLAIM NO. ___ of ___

BETWEEN                                    PETITIONER
AND                                         RESPONDENT

The Petition of [state petitioner's name] shows:

1. On the ___ day of ___ 20__ the Petitioner, a [bachelor/divorcee/
widower], was lawfully married to the Respondent [state Respondent's
name] at [state where the marriage took place]...
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Source: Supreme Court of Jamaica

Form MP.4Divorce

Affidavit Accompanying Petition

The sworn affidavit that must be filed together with a divorce petition.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
CLAIM NO. ___ of ___

BETWEEN                                    PETITIONER
AND                                         RESPONDENT

I, [state the name of the Petitioner], being duly sworn, make oath
and say as follows:

1. I reside and have my true place of abode and postal address at
[state address] in the parish of [state parish]...
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Source: Supreme Court of Jamaica

Form MP.5Divorce

Acknowledgement of Service in Matrimonial Proceedings

Filed by the other spouse to confirm they received the petition.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICE IN MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS
Form MP.5 (Rule 76.10)

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
CLAIM NO. ___

BETWEEN                                    PETITIONER
AND                                         RESPONDENT

WARNING: If this form is not fully completed and returned to the
Registry at the address below within fourteen (14) days of the date
of service of the Petition on you...
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Source: Supreme Court of Jamaica

Form MP.7Divorce

Notice of Application to Dispense with Hearing

Requests that the petition be decided on paper, without a court hearing.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
CLAIM NO. ___ of ___

BETWEEN                                    PETITIONER
AND                                         RESPONDENT

The Petitioner, [state the Petitioner's name], seeks an Order that:

1. the hearing of the Petition for dissolution of the marriage which
took place on [state the date of marriage] be dispensed with;
2. the relief sought in the Petition be granted...
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Source: Supreme Court of Jamaica

Form MP.8Divorce

Decree Nisi for Dissolution of Marriage

The provisional order of divorce, issued before the final decree absolute.

(THIS FORM IS TO BE USED WHERE THERE IS/ARE NO RELEVANT CHILD/CHILDREN)
DECREE NISI FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
Form MP. 8 [Rule 76.12 (3) and 76.14 (3)]

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
CLAIM NO. ___

Having been satisfied that:
1. The marriage of the Petitioner and the Respondent has
irretrievably broken down.
2. The Petitioner and the Respondent have lived separate and apart
for a continuous period of one year...
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Source: Supreme Court of Jamaica