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Filling out the 'You Should Consult A Private Attorney Before Using These Forms' document is a crucial step in the dissolution process without children. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to help users navigate the necessary components of the forms effectively and confidently.

Follow the steps to complete your dissolution forms.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Complete the Case Designation Form by providing your name, the name of your spouse, and indicating the type of case you are filing. Ensure accuracy in your information.
3. Fill out the Disclosure of Personal Identifier Section with confidential details such as your social security number and financial account information.
4. Prepare the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Waiver of Service of Summons by stating your reasons for dissolution and including the separation agreement as an attachment.
5. Draft the Separation Agreement, detailing property division, debts owed, and any agreements regarding spousal support, ensuring that both parties have signed the document.
6. Each spouse should then complete their respective Financial Affidavits, providing detailed information about income, expenses, and financial obligations.
7. After filling out all forms, make three copies of each completed document for your records.
8. Submit the original forms along with the three copies to the Clerk of Common Pleas Court. Be prepared to pay the filing fee of $170.00, which can change, so verify before submitting.
9. Post-filing, await your notice from the court regarding your hearing date and be sure to attend. Bring the Magistrate’s Decision/Judgment Entry Decree of Dissolution to the hearing.
10. Should you change your address after filing, promptly inform the Clerk of Courts in writing to maintain your case information up to date.

Complete your forms online today to ensure a smooth dissolution process.