Rule 5.712 - Termination of temporary orders and marital community(a) Parties may stipulate to:(1) A valuation date for community and other joint property;(2) A date on which the marital community terminates.(b) Unless otherwise ordered or stipulated, a written order granting a divorce, rendering final judgment, or entering permanent orders is to be treated as entered nunc pro tunc on the date that submission of the evidence was closed. For divorces, the marital community terminates as of that date.(c) If the court determines that information or events before entry of the written decree of divorce, final judgment, or permanent orders indicate that the interests of justice would be served by valuing community and other joint property using a valuation date other than the date that submission of evidence was closed, the court can use any date between the close of evidence and entry of the written decree, final judgment, or permanent orders.(d) Behavioral orders made during an action are automatically incorporated in any final orders unless expressly terminated.(e) Except as otherwise provided by other rule, statute, or court order, temporary orders made during an action terminate upon the court's oral or written pronouncement of permanent orders.(f) Unless otherwise ordered, any arrearages accrued under temporary orders remaining unsatisfied at the time of termination of those temporary orders remain due and owing.Added effective 6/10/2022.