A breakup letter, issued by royal decree.
Some relationships end with a talk. Others end with a formal writ dissolving the shared Netflix account, the carpool or the friendship with a roommate who borrowed your good pan in 2023.

Keep it for the funny endings
This is for low-stakes breakups that deserve ceremony: leaving a group chat, ending a carpool, firing a fantasy league commissioner. For real relationships, a kind conversation still wins.
State the terms
The Court likes specifics. Who keeps the good pan? Who gets custody of the shared streaming password? Put the disputed property in the petition.
Leave room to make up
The best breakup writs end with a ruling that invites a truce, like one returned pan and a shared pizza.
Example language from the recordThe Court hereby dissolves the shared streaming account and orders the accused to return the borrowed cast-iron pan, seasoned, before the next full moon.
Questions entered into the record
Should I use this for a real breakup?
No. It is satire for playful situations, not a way to end a serious relationship.
Who do I name as the accused?
Anyone or anything: a roommate, a group chat, an appliance or a habit.
Is it legally binding?
No. It is a novelty document with no legal standing.
Petty grievances deserve due process.
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