Get Divorce In Ohio

Filling out the Complaint for Divorce in Ohio is a structured process that requires attention to detail. This guide will walk you through each step, ensuring you provide all necessary information clearly and accurately.

Follow the steps to fill out your Divorce form correctly

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering your full name, mailing address, and phone number in the designated fields at the top left corner of the first page.
3. In the 'Plaintiff vs. Defendant' section, enter your full name on the plaintiff line and your partner's full name on the defendant line.
4. Leave the case number section blank; the court will assign a number once you file the complaint.
5. Type the current filing fee amount of $118 in the provided space.
6. For Paragraph I, no information is needed. Ensure you have resided in Ohio for at least six weeks before filing.
7. In Paragraph II, enter the date of marriage, along with the town and state where your marriage occurred.
8. Leave Paragraph III blank, as no information is needed here.
9. Move to Paragraph IV and indicate whether you have community real property by checking the appropriate box. If applicable, provide the street address, city, county, and legal description of the property.
10. In Paragraph V, specify how the community property will be divided. Choose one of the provided alternatives and type in relevant percentages or dollar amounts as needed.
11. For Paragraph VI, indicate if you have community personal property and check the relevant box based on whether it has been divided or not.
12. In Paragraph VII, specify any separate property by checking the appropriate boxes and providing descriptions as required.
13. Paragraph VIII requires you to disclose any outstanding debts. Check the relevant box and list debts on Exhibits A and B if necessary.
14. For Paragraph IX, note the date of separation for any new debts incurred since that date.
15. Paragraph X remains blank as there are no children involved.
16. In Paragraph XI, if you are restoring a former name, check the first box and type the full former name. Otherwise, check the second box.
17. Finally, sign and date your Complaint for Divorce in front of a notary public, who will sign and seal your document.
18. Make sure to include all the same information in your proposed Decree of Divorce as provided in your Complaint for Divorce.

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