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Online Divorce Forms & Filing Instructions
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Divorce can be an emotional and stressful experience. Whether you plan on hiring a lawyer or not, eventually your divorce process will begin with completing and filing the appropriate state specific divorce forms with the family law department of the county court house.

If you are in an uncontested divorce situation, filing your own divorce is certainly a viable option for you. Doing your own divorce will save you quite a bit in lawyer fees and you and your spouse will have complete control of your own divorce. If you do decide to take this "do it yourself" route, you are not alone. Thousands of people each years throughout the U.S. file their own divorce successfully without hiring a divorce lawyer (We have heard that over 50% of uncontested divorces filed in New York City are without a divorce lawyer).

A proper and successful divorce starts with state specific divorce papers or forms. Each state has unique divorce laws, which means the filing procedure and the divorce paperwork will vary from state-to-state. Sometimes the difference is significant and other times it will only vary slightly. The divorce forms are typically formatted differently but also have unique titles, like a Divorce Complaint rather than a Petition for Divorce or a Judgment rather than a Decree. Sometimes a filing spouse is referred to as the Petitioner and other states it is the Plaintiff. Anyway, our multiple options below will address these state specific issues and many others to make sure that your documents are correct and are accepted by the family law court in your county.

You can go to many sites on the internet using a google search, or just go to our map and find your state.

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