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How to fill out the Nashville Divorce Court online
Filling out the Nashville Divorce Court form online can seem daunting, but it is a straightforward process when approached step-by-step. This guide is designed to assist you in accurately completing your form to ensure a smooth submission.
Follow the steps to successfully complete your divorce form.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred editor.
- Begin by providing residency information. Check all statements that apply to your situation regarding your or your spouse's residency in Tennessee.
- Select the venue for your divorce filing by checking the appropriate reason for filing in Davidson County. Include your spouse's address if relevant.
- Indicate the reason for your divorce by affirming that both spouses have irreconcilable differences and confirm that there are no children under certain conditions.
- Fill in the date of separation, either as the date you file this complaint or when you first began living apart. Provide your marriage date and place.
- If applicable, address any Orders of Protection or Restraining Orders by checking the corresponding boxes and providing necessary information.
- Complete the sections for both spouses' information, including names, addresses, and relevant demographics such as birthplace and marital history.
- Provide pertinent financial information regarding real and personal property, as well as debts, ensuring clarity on asset division as per your Divorce Agreement.
- Indicate whether alimony is requested and who will bear the court costs for the divorce proceedings.
- Affirm that the signed Divorce Agreement is attached. Complete the form by reviewing all information, then provide your signature in front of a Notary.
- Once completed, save your changes, download the form, print a copy, or share it as necessary for your records.
Take the first steps towards finalizing your divorce by starting your online form today.
Finally, you can ask the court to grant you a divorce based on a separation. In order to qualify for this, you must be able to show that you have been living in separate residences, and not cohabiting as spouses, for at least two years (this ground applies only if the couple has no children).