Get Plaintiffcounter-defendant - Courts State Md

Filling out the PlaintiffCounter-Defendant form online can seem daunting, but this guide will walk you through each step of the process with clarity and support. Whether you are representing yourself or seeking to understand the forms better, we aim to make this experience as straightforward as possible.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin by entering the case number, and specify the city or county in which the case is filed. Ensure you fill in both the plaintiff and counter-defendant's information, including their full names, addresses, and contact numbers.
3. In the section titled 'Counter-Complaint for Absolute Divorce', write your name where indicated as the person filing the counter-complaint. Clearly state the grounds for your divorce and ensure to select the appropriate options regarding where the grounds for divorce occurred.
4. Indicate whether you and your spouse have children together. If you do, provide the names and dates of birth for each child. If there are related cases, list those in the area specified, along with details such as the court name and case number.
5. Next, if applicable, mention any individuals who may have custody or visitation rights over the children and provide their current addresses.
6. Describe the current living situation of the children and outline their residences for the past five years, including who they lived with during that time.
7. Circle whether you are seeking joint or sole physical and legal custody, as well as visitation rights as applicable.
8. If you are seeking alimony, specify your request; if not, circle the option stating you are not asking for it.
9. List any property or debts acquired during the marriage that may be relevant to the divorce proceedings.
10. Detail the specific grounds for absolute divorce, selecting as many applicable options as necessary.
11. In the final section, make your requests clear, including any desires related to custody, visitation, financial support, property division, and any additional relief you seek.
12. Affirm that the information provided is accurate by signing and dating the affidavit section. Ensure accuracy and honesty to avoid potential legal repercussions.
13. Complete the certification of service section by recording the date you mailed copies of the counter-complaint to the opposing party or their attorney, including their address.
14. Once the form is completed, save your changes, and consider downloading or printing a copy for your records. You may also share the document as necessary.

Ready to proceed? Complete your PlaintiffCounter-Defendant form online today for a smooth filing experience.