What does it mean when a divorce case says closed and decree of divorce is family?

So I am guessing by your question that you looked up your case on Odyssey. If so, if it says "closed" it means the case is concluded (though it can be reopened as necessary in most cases). It is possible it is "closed" because no service was had within 120 days and no extensions to serve were granted, or it could be closed because of inactivity for more than 6 months, but most likely - based on your question - it is closed because a final Decree of Divorce has issued and you are divorced. "Family" is a designation which lets people know it is in Family Court as opposed to regular District Court. If you see "Decree of Divorce" on Odyssey, there is a very high probability you are divorced, but you should still obtain a copy of it to make sure you can prove it (a surprising number of people remarry thinking they are divorced, and that's bigamy if you aren't divorced, which is criminal). Also, the time to file a Motion to Set Aside Decree starts on the Notice of Entry of Decree of Divorce, not the filing of the Decree of Divorce itself, and runs for six months, except in cases of fraud, in which case you could file a Motion to Set Aside Decree of Divorce as soon as possible after the fraud is discovered. I hope I took your information in your question correctly and that this answer helps.