What must be filed alongside a notice of family claim in a divorce proceeding?

In a divorce proceeding, when a notice of family claim is filed, it is essential to also file a registration of divorce. This registration acts as an official record that the divorce process has commenced, allowing the courts to acknowledge the case and proceed accordingly. The registration ensures that there is a formal link to the divorce proceedings, which is critical for both legal clarity and the appropriate processing of related issues such as division of property, child custody, and support matters.

While requests for alimony, petitions for child custody, and declarations of assets may be related to the divorce process, they are not mandatory to be filed alongside the notice of family claim. Each of these documents serves specific purposes and can be filed as separate motions or claims later in the proceedings, depending on the circumstances and needs of the parties involved. Thus, the registration of divorce is the correct document to be filed at the outset to properly initiate the divorce case in the eyes of the court.