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Answer:
The Central Conference of American Rabbis makes no provision for a
religious divorce, and civil divorce is recognized as dissolving a
marriage by most Reform Rabbis. Note that even if Reform were to
introduce its own get, it would likely not be recognized by
traditional Judaism as valid. However, many Reform Rabbis, if asked,
would advise the couple regarding obtaining a get, and would likely
direct them to the appropriate community organizations that could help
them.
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