"Bylo rozhodnuto, že tato dohoda (má nabýt a) nabývá/nabyla platnosti (jako) nařízení podepsaného/tohoto soudu."


"Final orders bring a matter to a close.
Interim orders are usually made in urgent cases and last until other orders or final orders are made. Generally, you cannot file an application for interim orders unless you have filed an application for final orders.
Consent orders are orders that you and the other party agree on. You and the other party can apply for consent orders to be made without going to court. Consent orders have the same legal effect as if they had been made by a judicial officer after a court hearing.

The court may not grant the orders that you request. The court considers the facts of each case and in making orders:

- in parenting cases, considers the best interests of the child, and
- in financial cases, that the terms are just and equitable."