Category Archives: Divorce Forms

At some point in most divorce actions, the spouses must file a financial affidavit. Financial affidavits give the court and the parties in the case a clear and accurate picture of the finances of the marriage. Comprehensive, accurate disclosure permits … Continue reading →

To file for divorce, a spouse does not need any financial documents, but at some point during a divorce, a couple must make a financial disclosure before the divorce can be finalized. This normally means a thorough description of income, … Continue reading →

During the course of a divorce, both sides normally submit a number of affidavits concerning various facets of the action. Most of these are considered sworn statements, and most are made under the pain of perjury. The affidavits must be … Continue reading →

It is simple. A separation agreement puts everything you and your spouse have agreed to in writing. Verbal agreements do not hold up in court and are nothing for than “he said…she said”. A separation agreement makes sure you and … Continue reading →

Sure, your divorce is uncontested, because your spouse is not even going to participate at all. This may be your initial thoughts, but this will result in a default divorce, which will automatically require professional service of the paperwork (this … Continue reading →