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Schumer and Fischer submitted a proposed divorce judgment. A proposed judgment awaiting clerk processing is not the final decree until entered.
Page Six reports Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer submitted their proposed divorce judgment to the New York Supreme Court on Thursday, that it was signed by the court, and that it is awaiting final processing by the County Clerk.
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A proposed divorce judgment signed by the court and awaiting County Clerk processing is paperwork on the way to entry. It is not automatically the final entered decree until the clerk finishes processing, and it is not a criminal case. Page Six reports that Amy Schumer, 45, and Chris Fischer, 46, submitted the proposed judgment Thursday after filing to end their marriage, and that the judgment was signed and is awaiting final clerk processing. Until entry is complete, treat the docket status as reported, not as a finished decree you invent.
The pair confirmed their separation after seven years of marriage in December 2025 and Schumer filed for divorce in January, Page Six reports. A filing starts a divorce case. It is not the final judgment.
On Thursday they submitted a proposed divorce judgment to the New York Supreme Court. Page Six says the judgment was signed by the court and is awaiting final processing by the County Clerk. Signed and awaiting clerk processing is a docket status. It is not an invitation to invent custody terms, dollar figures, or private findings that are not in the public report.
Page Six says they share a son and also filed orders concerning support for their child, without publishing those financial details in the article summarized here. Child-support paperwork is family-court process. It is not a criminal charge, and this story does not invent support amounts.
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