Get D10 Joint Petition For Annulment No Children Form

Filing a D10 Joint Petition for Annulment No Children form can be a straightforward process if you follow the right steps. This guide aims to help you understand and properly fill out the form online to ensure your submission is complete and accurate.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the D10 Joint Petition for Annulment No Children form online.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Filling out the Civil Cover Sheet involves each party writing their name, address, and telephone number on the respective side of the top portion. Ensure you check the boxes for 'Marriage Dissolution Case' and 'Annulment (AN)', and fill in the date. Both parties must print and sign their names at the indicated lines.
3. For the Family Court Information Sheet, print the name of one party as Plaintiff/Petitioner and the other as Defendant/Respondent. Leave the Case No. and Dept. No. blank for later assignment. Include both names and Social Security Numbers; if a party lacks a Social Security Number, write 'do not have one' in that section.
4. Next, fill out the Joint Petition, placing both names in the top left corner with the other details required. Similar to the previous steps, remember to leave Case No. and Dept. No. blank.
5. Complete the Joint Request for Submission by noting both names at the top. Make sure each party signs at the bottom.
6. In the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Decree of Annulment, enter the names, addresses, and contact numbers for each party at the top. Leave the Case No. and Dept. No. blank.
7. After filling out all necessary forms, create two copies of each document for filing. Take the originals and copies to the filing clerk at the courthouse. Be prepared for a possible filing fee; contact the clerk's office for confirmation on any fees.
8. If you wish to receive a final order via mail, provide self-addressed, stamped envelopes to the filing clerk upon submission.
9. Follow up with the filing clerk if you do not receive communication from the court within ten days of filing.

Ensure your documents are filled out accurately and submit them online to navigate the annulment process successfully.