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.
Vehicles Were there cars / vehicles purchased during the marriage, that you still have possession of?* Meaning, you might have purchased 12 cars during the marriage, but we only want to know about what you currently own.
Your Community Vehicles Vehicle #1: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #1: What are you doing with this vehicle?* Vehicle #2: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #2: What are you doing with this vehicle?* Vehicle #3: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #3: What are you doing with this vehicle?* Vehicle #4: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #4: What are you doing with this vehicle?* Vehicle #5: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #5: What are you doing with this vehicle?* Vehicle #6: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #6: What are you doing with this vehicle?* Vehicle #7: Year, Make and Model* example: 2015 Toyota Camry
Vehicle #7: What are you doing with this vehicle?*
Your Vehicle What is the YEAR, MAKE and MODEL of the vehicle you bought?* ex. 2017 Dodge Dart
Who is taking the vehicle you bought?*
Your Spouse's Vehicle What is the YEAR, MAKE and MODEL of the vehicle YOUR SPOUSE bought?* ex. 2017 Dodge Dart
Who is taking this vehicle your spouse bought?* Proposed Division of Vehicles (Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Motorhomes, Boats, etc.) 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?* 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.
Community Property #1: Address (PRIMARY RESIDENCE)*
Your current address?
What are we doing with Property #1?* Property #1: Please provide specifics about your settlement agreement regarding this house:*
Would you like a referral to a Court-Approved Realtor?* 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?* How will the mortgage be paid until Property #1 is settled?* 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*
What are we doing with Property #2?* 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?* 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?* Who Is Paying the Mortgage until Property #2 is settled?* 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*
What are we doing with Property #3?* 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?* 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?* Who Is Paying the Mortgage until Property #3 is settled?* 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*
What are we doing with Property #4?* 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?* 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?* Who Is Paying the Mortgage until Property #4 is settled?* 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.) Click the + button to add as many rows as you need.
Retirement Accounts, Bank Accounts, 401K, etc. Did you acquire any financial, retirement, or investment accounts during your marriage?* Proposed Division of Financial Assets* Click the + button to add as many rows as you need. 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?* 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*
What are we doing with your separate property?* Please describe what you are going to do with your property.*
My Spouse's Property: Address*
What are we doing with your spouse's property?* 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) 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.