Divorce Forms Vary Based on State and Situation
When seeking a divorce, there are a number of legal forms that you will need to complete. A divorce form can vary based on several factors, including state of residence, whether or not the proceedings are being contested and whether or not assets and/or children are involved. During divorce proceedings, you will be required to fill out and file more than one type of divorce form, as well as sign a number of forms as decreed by the court system.
Common Divorce Forms Include:
- Appearance
- Child Support Obligation Worksheet
- Decree of Dissolution of Marriage
- Financial Declaration
- Motion for Fee Waiver
- Motion for Final Hearing
- Notice of Final Hearing
- Notice of Provisional Hearing
- Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
- Request for Provisional Orders
- Settlement Agreement
- Summons
- Temporary Order
- Waiver of Final Hearing