Intake Form: Consent Divorce w/ Kids

Form Can Also Be Used For Covenant Marriage (Divorce) in AZ!

Affordable Family Law, Inc. > Intake Form: Consent Divorce w/ Kids

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1Getting Started

2About You

3About Your Spouse

4Marriage Details

5Children

6Custody

7Child Support

8Property

9Debt

10Last Page!

Spouse's Full Legal Name*
First Middle Last Suffix
This is the name that your legal documents will reflect.
Spouse's Gender*
- Male
- Female
Spouse's Current Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Is that the address your spouse wants to be shown on the court papers?*
- Yes
- No
IMPORTANT! (Please double-check.)
What address does your spouse want to be shown on the court papers?*
Street Address Apartment/Unit Number City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code
Spouse's Email*
Spouse's Main Phone*
Spouse's Date of Birth*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Spouse's Social Security Number*
How many years and months has your spouse lived in Arizona?*
Which best describes your spouse's employment status?*

Employed (Full-time, Part-time, or Self)

Unemployed

Stay-at-home Mom/Dad

Retired

Disabled
Spouse's Job Title*
Spouse's Employer Name*
Spouse's Employer Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Spouse's Employer Phone*

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Date of Marriage*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

City & State where marriage took place*
Do you currently live together?*

Yes

No
What was the approximate date of separation?*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

Meaning, when did you stop living together?
Did one party change their name? Would that party like to go back to their former (maiden) name?*

Yes

No
Full formal legal name to be restored:*
First Middle Last
Are there any Orders of Protection in place?*

Yes

No
Please give details on Protective Orders:*
Defendant's name? Protected Persons? Out of What Court? What is the Case Number? What is the current status?
Spousal Maintenance (alimony) should be paid by*

Petitioner to Respondent

Respondent to Petitioner

Neither party is asking for Spousal Maintenance
Reminder: According to your answer above, YOU are the RESPONDENT.

Reminder: According to your answer above, YOU are the PETITIONER.

Spousal Maintenance should be paid because: (check all that apply)*
You must choose at least one reason below, but can choose more than one reason.
Person lacks sufficient property to provide for his/her reasonable needs.
Person is unable to support himself/herself with a good job.
Person is a stay-at-home parent with children who are too young, disabled, or otherwise need supervision. The person should not be required to seek employment outside the home.
Person contributed to the educational opportunities of the other spouse
Person had a marriage of long duration and is now of an age that would make it difficult to find adequate employment.
How much spousal maintenance should be paid per month?*
When divorcing by consent, couples reach an agreement on the amount of spousal maintenance to be paid. Please list your agreed upon amount.
How many months should spousal maintenance be paid?*
Have you agreed that spousal maintenance will start the first day of the month following finalization of the divorce, which is the Court standard?*

Yes

No
When should spousal maintenance start?*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

If spousal maintenance is awarded:*

It should be modifiable in the future, in accordance with Arizona law.

It should not be modifiable in the future for any reason.
There is no "right" answer here. You either want it to be "locked in" or you want to be able to modify it in the future.

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Is either spouse pregnant?*

Yes

No
Who is pregnant?*

I am pregnant.

My spouse is pregnant.
When is the baby due?*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

Is one of you the father?*

Yes

No

Unsure
Meaning, the father of the baby is a party in this divorce.
Minor Children Section

Do you have any minor children together?*
In Arizona, a child remains a minor child for purposes of child support until they turn 18 or until they graduate from high school, whichever happens later. If you still aren't sure if your child is considered a minor, click here.

Yes

No
Please Stop. This is not the correct form.

This is the form for a Consent Divorce with children.

If you do not have minor children, this please stop here and call us at:

(602) 283-3800
Minor Children*
Full Name Gender Date of Birth Social Security Number

Click the + button to add additional children.
Residency of Minor Children - The Court requires five years of residential history for the child (or since the child’s birth)*
Child's Name Address, City & State where the child has lived for the past five years (or since birth) From what month / yr to what month & yr? Name & relationship of individuals child lived with

Click the + button to add as many rows as you need.
Example: Johnny Smith; 123 Main St., Phoenix, AZ; From May 2013 to October 2016; Lived with Sue Smith his mother.
Johnny Smith; 456 Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ; From October 2009 to May 2013; Lived with Sue & John Smith his mother & father.
I have been a party/witness in Court in Arizona or any other state that involved the legal decision making (custody) and/or parenting time of the child(ren) named above.*

Yes

No
Details:*
Child's Name Court County & State Court Case Number How the child was involved Status/Summary of Court Order

I do not have information about a legal decision making (custody) court case relating to any of the children named above that is pending in Arizona or any other state.*

True

False
Meaning, you do not know of the children being involved in another custody case in AZ or anywhere else.
Details:*
Child's Name Name of Court Court Location Court Case Number How the child was involved Status/Summary of Court Order

As far as I know, nobody other than us, the parents, have made any claim to custody of the children here or in another state.*

True

False
Details:*
Name of Child Name of Person with the Claim Address of Person with the Claim Nature of Claim

Has significant domestic violence occurred during the marriage?*
If you intend to ask for joint legal decision-making authority (joint custody), there must have been no significant domestic violence in your marriage. A.R.S. 25-403.03.

Yes

No
How were the parties involved in domestic violence?*

Domestic violence was committed by Petitioner against Respondent.

Domestic violence was committed by Respondent against Petitioner.

Both parties committed domestic violence against each other.
Please give criminal charge details: Who was charged, Charged with what, Date, Court*
Example:

Petitioner was charged with DV on October 31, 2019 in Chandler City Court.
Has anyone been convicted of a DUI -- OR -- Drug Offense in the past 12 months?*

Neither of us have been convicted.

Yes, the Petitioner has been CONVICTED of DUI or drugs.

Yes, the Respondent has been CONVICTED of DUI or drugs.

We both have been arrested and convicted.

Something else? Please explain at the end of this form.
Please give criminal charge details: Who was charged, Charged with what, Date, Court*
Example:

Petitioner was charged with Extreme DUI on October 31, 2019 in Chandler City Court.

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Type of Legal Decision-Making Authority (Custody) Desired*
Joint custody means both parents are required to jointly make major decisions about the children.
Sole custody means one parent has the authority to solely make major decisions about the children. In Arizona, joint custody is most common.

Joint Custody

Sole Custody for Petitioner

Sole Custody for Respondent
Parenting Time Desired*

Neither parent designed as the primary residential parent with essentially equal parenting time for each parent

Petitioner designated as primary residential parent, with reasonable parenting time for Respondent

Respondent designated as primary residential parent, with reasonable parenting time for Petitioner

Supervised parenting time for Petitioner

Supervised parenting time for Respondent

No parenting time for Petitioner

No parenting time for Respondent
Supervised or no parenting time is in the best interests of the child(ren) because:*
Supervised Parenting Time Details*
Full name of person or agency you propose to supervise parenting time Relationship to parties (ex: paternal grandmother, maternal grandfather, neighbor, friend, agency, etc.)

Parenting time should be supervised as follows:*
(ex: From 2-4 p.m. on Sundays at Encanto park / supervisor's home / agency, etc.)
Supervised parenting time should be paid for by*

Respondent

Petitioner

Both parents
Reminder: According to your answer above, YOU are the RESPONDENT.

Reminder: According to your answer above, YOU are the PETITIONER.

The Court requires a regular parenting time schedule. What regular parenting time schedule will you follow?*

Primarily w/ One Parent, but regular visitation for the other parent.

5-2-2-5 Equal Schedule

Week On / Week Off Equal Schedule (7 days and then switch)

"One parent is out-of-state", school vacation schedule.

We have a SPECIFIC parenting schedule that doesn't fit any of the above situations.
What is your very specific, proposed parenting time plan?*
Make sure you include very specific pick up times and drop off times. Just tell us in your own words. Include details about who is picking up and dropping off, what days of the month or week, be as detailed as possible.
Out-of-State Parent Visitation*

Visits during all major school breaks: Summer, Winter, Spring, Fall

Summers Only

Something else. Tell us what you're thinking.
Start date of Summer Parenting Time*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

End date of Summer Parenting Time*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

What is your very specific, proposed out-of-state parenting time plan?*
Make sure you include very specific pick up times and drop off times and dates. Just tell us in your own words. Include details about who is responsible for airfare, or driving, etc.
Who is responsible for travel fees to the out-of-state parent?*

The parents will split the travel costs (airfare).

The out-of-state parent will pay the fees.

The residential parent will pay the fees.
Custody experts typically favor a schedule known as “5-2-2-5”. One parent has Mondays and Tuesdays overnight. The other parent has Wednesdays and Thursdays overnight. The parents alternate the Friday-Saturday-Sunday overnights each week.*

Petitioner gets Mondays and Tuesdays

Petitioner gets Wednesdays and Thursdays
If you are the Wednesday-Thursday parent, you have Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday one week (that’s the first 5) and Wednesday-Thursday the other week (that’s the second 2). The other parent has Monday-Tuesday the first week (that’s the first 2) and Friday-Saturday-Sunday-Monday-Tuesday the second week (that’s the second 5).
What time for pickup and dropoff?*
Exchange day (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) Exchange Time

Push the plus button (to the right of the row above) to add another exchange day option. For example, you may have pickup at 6:00 p.m. on Monday but pickup at 7:00 p.m. on Friday due to work schedules, etc.
If you are going to pickup and drop-off at the same time each M-W-F, then you only need one row in this answer. If the time is going to change from day-to-day, you can add up to three rows.
How will the exchange happen?*

Each parent is responsible for picking up at the other's residence.

Each parent is responsible for dropping off at the other's residence.

We will meet at an agreed-upon mid-point between homes.

Something else?
How will the exchange happen?*
Great! What specific day and time should the exchange happen?*
Example: Sunday at 5:00 p.m.
How will the exchange happen?*

Each parent is responsible for picking up at the other's residence.

Each parent is responsible for dropping off at the other's residence.

We will meet at an agreed-upon mid-point between homes.

Something else?
How will the exchange happen?*
When will the non-residential parent have time with the child?*

Weekly

Monthly

Yearly
Monday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
Tuesday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
Wednesday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
Thursday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
Friday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
Saturday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
Sunday*
Will there be an exchange? What specific time will the child(ren) be exchanged? Who gets the children at this time?
What will monthly visits look like for the non-residential parent?*

Every other weekend.

One weekend per month.

One day per month.

Something else.
What days of the month will the non-residential parent see the child? (You can add as many rows as you need.)*
Day of Pickup (Or "1st Saturday" or something else descriptive.) Time of Pickup Day of Dropoff Time of Dropoff

The Court requires SPECIFICS. Click the + button to add as many rows as you need
When will the yearly visits take place?*
Day of Pickup (Or "1st Saturday" or something else descriptive.) Time of Pickup Day of Dropoff Time of Dropoff

The court requires SPECIFICS. Add a row for every yearly visit. If the father is going to see the child every other weekend, for example, you will create two rows.
The Court requires a specific holiday parenting time schedule. What will your holiday schedule be?*

All holidays will be spent with Petitioner.

All holidays will be spent with Respondent.

We will alternate major holidays / birthdays back and forth.

We have a unique holiday schedule.
What Holidays should we address? Christmas, Birthday, Hannukah, etc.
Holiday Name, Date Child's Name (or "All Kids") With which parent? Or split odd and even years?

Example: Christmas-- Mom gets even years, Dad gets odd.

How many weeks of vacation parenting time will each parent have?*

No vacation parenting time

1 week

2 weeks

Some other amount.
If one parent wants to take a child on vacation.
How many days or weeks of vacation parenting time should the parents get?*

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Child support should be paid by*

Petitioner

Respondent

No Child Support Will Be Paid By Either Party*

Other (Please Explain)
*Even if you agree that no child support will be paid by either party, we are still required to calculate child support according to the Child Support Guidelines, which is why you must answer the below financial questions.
Please explain the plan for child support*
Do you pay child support in another case?*

No.

I pay child support in another case.
Monthly amount you pay for child support in another case:*
Does your spouse pay child support in another case?*

No.

My spouse pays child support in another case.
Monthly amount your spouse pays for child support:*
Your Gross Income (before taxes and deductions)*
Hourly Monthly Yearly

Your Spouse's Gross Income (before taxes and deductions)*
Hourly Monthly Yearly

Do you pay or receive spousal maintenance (alimony)? (In this case or another.)*

Pay

Receive

Neither
Total per month?*
Does your spouse pay or receive spousal maintenance (alimony)? (In this case or another.)*

Pay

Receive

Neither
Total per month?*
Do you or your spouse have any natural or adopted minor children that are not part of this marriage?*

Yes

No
Meaning, do either of you have children with a different parent? Or have either of you adopted a child, outside of this marriage? Any other children?
How many minor children do YOU have that are not common to this marriage?*
How many of those (your) minor children are currently covered by a Court Order?*
These are YOUR minor children
How many minor children does YOUR SPOUSE have that are not common to this marriage?*
How many of those (your spouse's) minor children are currently covered by a Court Order?*
These are YOUR SPOUSE'S minor children
How much per month do you pay for medical, dental and vision insurance for your children alone? (Include premium amount for children only.)*
Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
If you're not sure how to calculate this, call your HR department or your insurance agent. Ask them how much the policy would be without the children. The difference between that amount, and what you pay now, is what the children's insurance costs.
How much per month does your spouse pay for medical, dental and vision insurance for the children alone? (Include premium amount for children only.)*
Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
See the above question for how to calculate this.
Who should pay for medical, dental and vision insurance for the children following the divorce?*

Petitioner

Respondent

Other (Please Explain)
Please explain the plan for medical, dental, and vision insurance for the children following the divorce.*
How should reasonable unreimbursed medical, dental, and health-related expenses incurred for the children be paid?*

In proportion to each parent's respective income

Equally (50/50)

100% by Petitioner

100% by Respondent
How much per month do you pay for childcare?*
Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
How much per month does your spouse pay for childcare?*
Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
How should you claim the children on your taxes, going forward?*

Petitioner takes odd years, Respondent takes even.

Petitioner takes even years, Respondent takes odd.

Petitioner claims kids every year.

Respondent claims kids every year.

Something Else
How will you handle tax deductions, with respect to the children?*

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Important

Most people do have community property!!! Even if it's 100% "yours", if it was purchased during the marriage, then it's community property. No matter who keeps it!
My spouse and I acquired community property during our marriage.*
Community Property is any asset, home, car, record collection- anything of value that was acquired during the marriage.
If you still you aren't sure, click here.

YES (Most people choose YES.)

No
Vehicles
Were there cars / vehicles purchased during the marriage, that you still have possession of?*

We each own one car that was purchased after the marriage.

Nobody bought a car during this marriage!

I bought a car while married, but my spouse did not.

My spouse bought a car while married, but I did not.

WE HAVE MULTIPLE CARS and VEHICLES.

We share one car between the two of us.
Meaning, you might have purchased 12 cars during the marriage, but we only want to know about what you currently own.
How many cars, boats, motorcycles, RVs, (road vehicles) were purchased and still owned during marriage?*
Remember, these are vehicles that you currently own and that were purchased AFTER the marriage.
Your Community Vehicles
Vehicle #1: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #1: About how much is it worth?*
You can use kbb.com to get an estimate.
Vehicle #1: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
example: CHASE Auto Finance
Vehicle #1: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #1: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #1: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #1: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Repossession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #1: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Vehicle #2: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #2: About how much is it worth?*
Vehicle #2: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
Vehicle #2: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #2: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #2: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #2: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #2: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Vehicle #3: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #3: About how much is it worth?*
Vehicle #3: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
example: CHASE Auto Finance
Vehicle #3: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #3: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #3: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #3: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #3: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Vehicle #4: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #4: About how much is it worth?*
Vehicle #4: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
Vehicle #4: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #4: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #4: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #4: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #4: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Vehicle #5: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #5: About how much is it worth?*
Vehicle #5: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
Vehicle #5: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #5: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #5: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #5: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #5: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Vehicle #6: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #6: About how much is it worth?*
Vehicle #6: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
Vehicle #6: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #6: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #6: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #6: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #6: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Vehicle #7: Year, Make and Model*
Year Make Model
example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #7: About how much is it worth?*
Vehicle #7: Who is the lender (or no lender)?*
Vehicle #7: What are the last four digits of the loan account number?*
Vehicle #7: How much is owed on the vehicle?*
If there is no lender, then this would be ZERO.
Vehicle #7: What is the VIN number?*
Vehicle #7: What are you doing with this vehicle?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
Vehicle #7: Please explain what you are doing with the vehicle.*
Your Vehicle
What is the YEAR, MAKE and MODEL of the vehicle you bought?*
Year Make Model
ex. 2017 Dodge Dart
What is the VIN?*
(Vehicle Identification Number)
Who is the lender on your vehicle? Or no lender?*
ex. GMAC, Volkswagen, Capital One
What are the last four digits of the car loan account?*
How much do you owe on your vehicle?*
Approximate is fine.
About How Much is it Worth?*
Just guess, or use KellyBlueBook.com
Who is taking the vehicle you bought?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
What are we doing with the vehicle you bought?*
Your Spouse's Vehicle
What is the YEAR, MAKE and MODEL of the vehicle YOUR SPOUSE bought?*
Year Make Model
ex. 2017 Dodge Dart
What is the VIN of your spouse's vehicle?*
Who is the lender on your spouses car?*
What are the last four digits of your spouse's auto loan acct number?*
How much does your spouse owe on the vehicle?*
Approximate amount is fine.
About how much is your spouse's car worth?*
Approximate amount is fine.
Who is taking this vehicle your spouse bought?*

I'm keeping it: Award to ME

My spouse is taking it: Award to my SPOUSE

We are selling it: Split Money 50/50

Reposession / Giving It Up

Something Else?
What are we doing with the vehicle your spouse bought?*
Proposed Division of Vehicles (Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Motorhomes, Boats, etc.)
Year, Make, Model Who gets it? Or sell it? Owed / Current Value Lender Name Last 4 Digits of Loan

Click the + button to add as many rows as you need.
Real Estate, Land, Home(s)
Do you have a home or real estate that was purchased while married and IS STILL OWNED?*

We have one home that was purchased while married.

We've purchased and own more than one property.

We did not buy any real estate while married.
It doesn't matter if it was purchased "in one person's name only." If it was real estate purchased during the marriage, it goes here.
How many properties do you currently own?*
Community Property #1: Address (PRIMARY RESIDENCE)*
Your current address?

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Property #1: Value*
Approximate value.
Property #1: Mortgage Company*
example: Wells Fargo
Property #1: Last Four Digits of Mortgage Acct #*
Property #1: Amount Owed*
Mortgage Balance
What are we doing with Property #1?*

Selling it and splitting the proceeds equally.

Award to Petitioner

Award to Respondent

Something else.
Property #1: Please provide specifics about your settlement agreement regarding this house:*
Would you like a referral to a Court-Approved Realtor?*

Yes

No
We can refer you to a Realtor who specializes in this and would act as a neutral third party. The Realtor will also have access to a court-approved Appraiser.
Property #1: Will there be a buy-out?*

Yes, one of us will refinance and buy the other one out.

No, refinancing only to remove spouse from mortgage.

Not sure?
Property #1: How much will the buy-out be? You can include a specific amount or a percentage of the equity*
Property #1: In what timeframe will the buy-out occur?*
For example, within 30 days after the finalization of the divorce.
How will the mortgage be paid until Property #1 is settled?*

100% by Petitioner

100% by Respondent

50 / 50 by each person

Something else?
Property #1: How will the mortgage be paid?*
Tell us in your own words, who is responsible and how the mortgage payment will be taken care of.
Community Property #2: Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Property #2: Value*
Approximate value.
Property #2: Mortgage Company*
example: Wells Fargo
Property #2: Last Four Digits of Mortgage Acct #*
Property #2: Amount Owed*
Mortgage Balance.
What are we doing with Property #2?*

Selling it and splitting the proceeds equally (50/50).

Award to Petitioner

Award to Respondent

Something else.
Property #2: Please provide specifics about your settlement agreement regarding this house:*
Someone is taking it? Someone is taking it and refinancing it? We are selling it and splitting the money? We are selling it and paying off debt? Tell us in your own words.
Would you like a referral to a Court-Approved Realtor?*

Yes

No
We can refer you to a Realtor who specializes in this and would act as a neutral third party. The Realtor will also have access to a court-approved Appraiser.
Property #2: Will there be a buy-out?*

Yes, one of us will refinance and buy the other one out.

No, refinancing only to remove spouse from mortgage.

Not sure?
Property #2: How much will the buy-out be? You can include a specific amount or a percentage of the equity*
Property #2: In what timeframe will the buy-out occur?*
Who Is Paying the Mortgage until Property #2 is settled?*

100% by Petitioner

100% by Respondent

50 / 50, Petitioner and Respondent

Something else.
Property #2 -- How will the mortgage be paid?*
Tell us in your own words, who is responsible and how the mortgage payment will be taken care of.
Community Property #3: Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Property #3: Value*
Approximate value.
Property #3: Mortgage Company*
Property #3: Last Four Digits of Mortgage Acct #*
Property #3: Amount Owed*
Mortgage Balance.
What are we doing with Property #3?*

Selling it and splitting the proceeds equally (50/50).

Awarded to Petitioner

Awarded to Respondent

Something else.
Property #3: Please provide specifics about your settlement agreement regarding this house:*
Someone is taking it? Someone is taking it and refinancing it? We are selling it and splitting the money? We are selling it and paying off debt? Dividing the proceeds 80/20? Tell us in your own words.
Would you like a referral to a Court-Approved Realtor?*

Yes

No
We can refer you to a Realtor who specializes in this and would act as a neutral third party. The Realtor will also have access to a court-approved Appraiser.
Property #3: Will there be a buy-out?*

Yes, one of us will refinance and buy the other one out.

No, refinancing only to remove spouse from mortgage.

Not sure?
Property #3: How much will the buy-out be? You can include a specific amount or a percentage of the equity*
Property #3: In what timeframe will the buy-out occur?*
Who Is Paying the Mortgage until Property #3 is settled?*

100% by Petitioner

100% by Respondent

50 / 50, Petitioner and Respondent

Something else.
Property #3: How will the mortgage be paid?*
Tell us in your own words, who is responsible and how the mortgage payment will be taken care of.
Community Property #4: Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Property #4: Value*
Approximate value.
Property #4: Mortgage Company*
Property #4: Last Four Digits of Mortgage Acct #*
Property #4: Amount Owed*
Mortgage Balance (it doesn't have to be super-precise.)
What are we doing with Property #4?*

Selling it and splitting the proceeds equally (50/50).

Award to Petitioner

Award to Respondent

Something else.
Property #4: Please provide specifics about your settlement agreement regarding this house:*
Someone is taking it? Someone is taking it and refinancing it? We are selling it and splitting the money? We are selling it and paying off debt? Tell us in your own words.
Would you like a referral to a Court-Approved Realtor?*

Yes

No
We can refer you to a Realtor who specializes in this and would act as a neutral third party. The Realtor will also have access to a court-approved Appraiser.
Property #4: Will there be a buy-out?*

Yes, one of us will refinance and buy the other one out.

No, refinancing only to remove spouse from mortgage.

Not sure?
Property #4: How much will the buy-out be? You can include a specific amount or a percentage of the equity*
Property #4: In what timeframe will the buy-out occur?*
Who Is Paying the Mortgage until Property #4 is settled?*

100% by Petitioner

100% by Respondent

50 / 50, Petitioner and Respondent

Something else.
Property #4: How will the mortgage be paid?*
Tell us in your own words, who is responsible and how the mortgage payment will be taken care of.
Proposed Division of Real Estate (Homes, Land, etc.)
Address Value Mortgage Company(s) if Mortgage Last 4 Digits of Mtg Acct Amt. Owed? Sell? Or Award to Who?

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Retirement Accounts, Bank Accounts, 401K, etc.
Did you acquire any financial, retirement, or investment accounts during your marriage?*

Yes

No
Proposed Division of Financial Assets*
Financial Company (eg Fidelity) Acct Type (checking, savings, 401K, IRA, etc) Last 4 Digits of Acct Number Value? How will the funds be divided? Please be specific and include individuals' names with the amount they will be receiving.

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Example #1: Wells Fargo, checking account, #4567, $1,000, I'm keeping it.
Example #2: Fidelity, 401(k), #9876, $20,000, Splitting 50/50.
Do you have Separate Property?*

I alone have separate property, by definition.

Only my spouse has separate property.

We both have separate property.

Neither of us have separate property.
Separate property is defined as:

1.) Property/assets acquired prior to marriage; or
2.) Received as a gift or inheritance during the marriage.
My Separate Property: Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

My Separate Property: Value*
Approximate value.
My Separate Property: Mortgage Company*
My Separate Property: Last Four Digits of Mortgage Acct #*
My Separate Property: Amount Owed*
What are we doing with your separate property?*

Selling it and splitting the proceeds equally (50/50).

Award to Petitioner

Award to Respondent

Something else.
Please describe what you are going to do with your property.*
My Spouse's Property: Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

My Spouse's Property: Value*
Approximate value.
My Spouse's Property: Mortgage Company*
My Spouse's Property: Last Four Digits of Mortgage Acct #*
My Spouse's Property: Amount Owed*
What are we doing with your spouse's property?*

Selling it and splitting the proceeds equally (50/50).

Award to Petitioner

Award to Respondent

Something else.
Please describe what is going to happen with your spouse's property.*
Do you want to divide personal property items? (Not common / Not Required to Complete The Form)
Description Value Who is taking this item?

Most people do not list personal property in a divorce, however, if you have valuables that you want to divide "officially", you can list those items here.
Things like furniture, gun collections, antique silverware, etc. Click the + button to add as many rows as you need.

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My spouse and I acquired community debt during our marriage.*
This means you acquired debt after you were married. Be it a credit card or a personal loan. If you aren't sure, click here.

Yes

No
How many community debt accounts would you like to list here?*
This is debt you acquired while you were married, that you want to address here. (Credit Cards, Student Loans, Personal Loans, 401(k) Loans, etc.)
Debt #1: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #1: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #1: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #1: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #1: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #2: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #2: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #2: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #2: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #2: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #3: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #3: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #3: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #3: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #3: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #4: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #4: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #4: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #4: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #4: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #5: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #5: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #5: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #5: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #5: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #6: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #6: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #6: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #6: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #6: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #7: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #7: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #7: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #7: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #7: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #8: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #8: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #8: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #8: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #8: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #9: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #9: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #9: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #9: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #9: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #10: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #10: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #10: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #10: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #10: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #11: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #11: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #11: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #11: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #11: What is the amount owed?*
Debt #12: Creditor's Name*
example: American Express
Debt #12: Debt Type*
example: Credit Card, Personal Loan, etc
Debt #12: Last 4 Digits of Account Number*
Debt #12: Who is responsible? What percentage?*
example: Petitioner pays 100%, or Each Party pays 50%, or whatever you think is fair.
Debt #12: What is the amount owed?*
Proposed Division of Community Debts*
Creditor Name, Last 4 Digits of Account What type of debt? Who is taking it or how is it divided? (50/50?) Amount Owed

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Do you have Separate Debts?

I alone have separate debt.

Only my spouse has separate debt.

We both have separate debt.

Neither of us have separate debt.
Separate debt is defined as debt acquired PRIOR to marriage. Student loans are typically listed here, but do not have to be.
My Separate Debt*
Creditor's Name Debt type (credit card, personal loan, etc) Last 4 Digits of Account # Amount Owed

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My Spouse's Separate Debt*
Lender Name Debt type (credit card, personal loan, etc) Last 4 Digits of Account # Dollar Amount

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Tax Returns*

My spouse and I have filed JOINT federal and state income tax returns during our marriage.

My spouse and I have filed SEPARATE federal and state income tax returns during our marriage.

During our marriage, we filed joint tax returns in some years and separate tax returns in other years.
Please list the years you filed jointly and the years you filed separately.*
Is there anything that you would like included in your divorce, that we did not ask about?
Basically, you can write anything you want here. We'll translate it into the necessary legal language. (Not required of course.)

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Do you have a covenant marriage?

This Form CAN BE USED for a Covenant / Marriage Divorce!

If you have a covenant marriage, you are probably having trouble finding the D.I.Y. forms you need online. That’s because, to our knowledge, there are no “online divorce forms” for a covenant marriage / divorce with children.

When you have a covenant marriage, you must divorce by consent. If there are children involved, it is a very complex situation. Truthfully, it would be very difficult for a layperson to prepare a covenant divorce with children. It’s practically a third of a ream of paper, and it takes three trips to court.

But that’s only if you do it 100% correctly. If you make any mistakes, you will go back and forth to court until the judge dismisses the case and keeps your court fees! This happens all the time.

If you have a covenant marriage and need to get divorced, then this is the form you need. If you would like to hire us to prepare the papers after you fill our form, please go here for a consent divorce with children.

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