Get Divorce With Minor Children1 To File For Divorce In A Non-covenant Marriage With Minor Children

This guide provides clear and supportive instructions for completing the DIVORCE WITH MINOR CHILDREN form for filing a divorce in a non-covenant marriage with minor children online. It's designed to help users with varying levels of legal experience navigate the process smoothly.

Follow the steps to successfully fill out your divorce form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the DIVORCE WITH MINOR CHILDREN form. Ensure you open it in a suitable editor that allows you to fill in the required information.
2. Complete the Family Department/Sensitive Data Coversheet with Children by filling in the requested information about yourself, your partner, and your minor children. Remember not to include the mailing address if you are requesting address protection.
3. Fill out the Summons and Preliminary Injunction. Provide your name, address, and other requested details, ensuring that you complete the sections concerning the Petitioner and Respondent accurately.
4. Proceed to the Petition for Dissolution of a Non-Covenant Marriage form. This is where you will detail your marriage information and indicate that you do not have a covenant marriage by checking the appropriate boxes.
5. List your minor children along with their birthdates and addresses in the form. Specify if there are children from previous relationships or if any parties are currently pregnant.
6. In the property and debt sections, provide accurate details about community property acquired during the marriage and any debts incurred. Be specific and ensure proper identification of items.
7. Complete the Child Support Worksheet, either online or through provided calculators, and attach it to your form. Ensure you have the necessary financial information to help calculate child support accurately.
8. Finalize your form by reviewing everything for accuracy. Once satisfied, print the completed forms and save a copy for your records.
9. Submit your forms to the Clerk of the Court, ensuring that you have made the necessary copies for yourself, your spouse, and the office.
10. After filing, follow any additional steps required by the court for serving your spouse with the completed documents.

Start your process now and file your divorce documents online to ensure a smooth transition.