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2006 New York Code - Unlawfully Issuing A Dissolution Decree.



 
  § 255.05 Unlawfully issuing a dissolution decree.
    A  person  is  guilty of unlawfully issuing a dissolution decree when,
  not being a judicial officer authorized to issue decrees of  divorce  or
  annulment, he issues a written instrument reciting or certifying that he
  or  some other purportedly but not actually authorized person has issued
  a valid decree of civil divorce, annulment or  other  dissolution  of  a
  marriage.
    Unlawfully issuing a dissolution decree is a class A misdemeanor.

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