Uncontested Divorce

With Children

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DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

With Children

YOU are the Petitioner:

Petitioner Name *

Petitioner Address *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Petitioner Email *

Petitioner Phone *

Petitioner DOB

Petitioner Employer

Petitioner Occupation

YOUR SPOUSE is the Respondent:

Spouse Name

Spouse Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Spouse Email

Spouse Phone

Spouse DOB

Spouse Employer

Spouse Occupation

Have you lived in AZ for more than 90 days?

Date of Marriage:

Location of Marriage:

Date began living separately:

REAL ESTATE

Real Estate

None
YOU
Your Spouse

shall maintain ownership and possession of the real property known as (address) and shall pay any liens and encumbrances thereon.

Sold and divided equally?

The real property known as (address) shall be sold and the proceeds shall be divided equally between the parties.

Location of property to be sold and divided equally

Other?

Other:

Other Explanation

MOTOR VEHICLES

Motor Vehicles

None

Motor Vehicles Already Divided

All motor vehicles have already been divided between the parties and each party is awarded the vehicle currently in their possession with each party paying the debt thereon and hold the other party harmless therefrom.

MOTOR VEHICLES AWARDED TO YOU:

MOTOR VEHICLES AWARDED TO YOUR SPOUSE:

BANK ACCOUNTS

Bank Accounts

Each party shall keep all funds in any bank account in their name alone.

BANK ACCOUNTS AWARDED TO YOU:

BANK ACCOUNTS AWARDED TO YOUR SPOUSE:

PENSION/RETIREMENT/401K/STOCK PLAN/PROFIT SHARING

None

Awarded plan in their name?

Each party is awarded any pension/retirement plan/401k/stock plan/ and profit-sharing plan in their name with the other party waiving any interest therein.

Other:

BUSINESS INTERESTS

None

AWARDED TO YOU: The assets and liabilities associated with (name of business)

AWARDED TO YOUR SPOUSE: The assets and liabilities associated with (name of business)

OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY

Personal Property Already Divided

All other personal property has already been divided between the parties and each party is awarded items currently in their possession.

Will Be Divided

All other personal property will be divided based upon an agreement between the parties and each party is awarded the property allocated to them by the agreement.

PERSONAL PROPERTY AWARDED TO YOU:

PERSONAL PROPERTY AWARDED TO YOUR SPOUSE:

SEPARATE PROPERTY (Property acquired prior to the marriage.)

Separate Property

My spouse and I DO NOT have separate property.

Separate Property Already Divided

All separate property has been divided between the parties and each party is awarded the property currently in their name, possession, and control.

SEPARATE PROPERTY AWARDED TO YOU:

SEPARATE PROPERTY AWARDED TO YOUR SPOUSE:

COMMUNITY DEBTS (Debts acquired during the marriage.)

Community Debts Paid in Their Name Alone

Each party shall pay and hold the other harmless from all unsecured debts incurred in their name alone.

Community Debts Already Divided

Based upon an agreement between the parties, community debts have been divided and each party shall pay and hold the other harmless from those debts based upon the agreement.

COMMUNITY DEBTS YOU SHALL PAY:

COMMUNITY DEBTS YOUR SPOUSE SHALL PAY:

Community Debts Not Incurred

My spouse and I DID NOT incur community debts during the marriage.

AND

Community Debts Not Incurred AND

Each party shall pay any debt incurred by them after the date the parties began living separately.

SEPARATE DEBTS (Debts incurred prior to the marriage.)

Separate Debts

My spouse and I DO NOT have separate debts.

Separate Debts Paid in Their Name Alone

Each party shall pay and hold the other harmless from all student loans and tax debt incurred in their name alone.

OR
Each party shall pay their separate debt as follows:

SEPARATE DEBTS YOU SHALL PAY:

YOUR SPOUSE SHALL PAY:

FILING TAX RETURNS

Filing Joint for Previous Years

For any previous years that the parties were married the parties shall file joint federal and state income tax returns.

Split Obligation and Refunds for Previous Years

In addition, for these previous years, the parties shall pay and hold the other harmless from 1/2 of all additional income taxes, if any, and the parties shall share equally in any refunds.

Split Obligation Notes:

Filing Separate for the Year the Decree Was Signed

For the calendar year that the decree was signed, the parties shall file separate federal and state income tax returns, and each will give the other party all necessary documentation to do so.

Filing Separate Notes

File Separately for Previous and Current Years

For any previous years and the current year the parties shall file separate tax returns and each party shall pay any taxes owed or be awarded any refund received on their respective separate tax returns.

Filing Taxes Other

Other

(Please Explain)

SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE (ALIMONY)

Alimony

Neither party is entitled to or in need of spousal maintenance (alimony).

Who Is Entitled To Receive Alimony?

YOU
YOUR SPOUSE

is entitled to spousal maintenance because they:

lacks sufficient property, including property apportioned to the spouse, to provide for that spouse’s reasonable needs.
is unable to be self-sufficient through appropriate employment or is the custodian of a child whose age or condition is such that the custodian should not be required to seek employment outside the home or lacks earning ability in the labor market adequate to be self-sufficient.
has made a significant financial or other contribution to the education, training, vocational skills, career or earning ability of the other spouse.
had a marriage of long duration and is of an age that may preclude the possibility of gaining employment adequate to be self-sufficient.
has significantly reduced that spouse’s income or career opportunities for the benefit of the other spouse.

AND

Who Is Paying Alimony?

YOU
YOUR SPOUSE

Shall pay per month

For a term of this many months

or until death of either party or remarriage of the receiving party whichever occurs first.

PREGNANCY:

Pregnancy

Wife IS NOT pregnant.

Wife is pregnant

Wife is pregnant

and the baby is due on

AND

You and Your Spouse are the parents

YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE are the parents of the child,

One is not the parent

YOU are not the parent of the child.
YOUR SPOUSE is not the parent of the child.

Anything Else?:

CHILDREN

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Domestic violence HAS NOT occurred during this marriage.

Correct
Not Correct

Notes:

CHILDREN LESS THAN 18 YEARS OLD FOR WHOM YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE ARE BOTH THE BIOLOGICAL PARENTS.

(These are your children in common.):

Child 1 Name

Child 1 DOB

Child 1 Age

Child 1 Address for the past 5 years

Child 2 Name

Child 2 DOB

Child 2 Age

Child 2 Address for the past 5 years

Child 3 Name

Child 3 DOB

Child 3 Age

Child 3 Address for the past 5 years

Child 4 Name

Child 4 DOB

Child 4 Age

Child 4 Address for the past 5 years

Child 5 Name

Child 5 DOB

Child 5 Age

Child 5 Address for the past 5 years

LEGAL DECISION MAKING:

Legal decision-making means the legal right and responsibility to make all non-emergency legal decisions for a child including those regarding education, health care, religious training, and personal care decisions.

JOINT LEGAL DECISION-MAKING

SOLE LEGAL DECISION-MAKING

YOU
YOUR SPOUSE

DOES A CURRENT COURT ORDER EXIST THAT WILL BE MODIFIED BY THIS DIVORCE?

PARENTING TIME SCHEDULE:

The proposed parenting time schedule for each parent should be ordered as follows:

Parenting time schedule

Alternating weeks

YOUR SCHEDULE:

YOUR SPOUSE'S SCHEDULE:

HOLIDAYS AND SCHOOL VACATIONS:

You will have the children:

You will have the children every holiday during even years and school vacation during odd years.

Notes:

Your Spouse will have the children:

Your spouse will have the children every holiday during odd years and school vacation during even years.

Notes:

Holidays and school vacations

Other

Holidays and school vacations Other explaination

DOES A CURRENT CHILD SUPPORT ORDER EXIST THAT WILL BE MODIFIED BY THIS DIVORCE?

CHILD SUPPORT -

This Court has jurisdiction to order child support payments because the party paying child support: (check all options that apply)

is a resident of Arizona.
will sign an Acceptance of Service of Process in Arizona.
agrees to have the case heard here and will file Consent Decree of Dissolution of Marriage in this case.
resided with the child in this state.
resided in this state and provided pre-birth expenses or support for the child.
signed a birth certificate that is filed in this state.
did other acts which substantially connect that person with this state.

The court should order that child support shall be paid by:

You
Your spouse
in a reasonable amount as determined by the court under the Arizona Child Support Guidelines.

DEVIATION FOR ARIZONA CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES:

The parties believe the AZ Child Support Guidelines are not appropriate in this matter:

The parties believe the Arizona Child Support Guidelines are not appropriate in this matter for the following reasons:

List of reasons the parties believe the Arizona Child Support Guidelines are not appropriate in this matter:

The parties understand what the child support amount would have been under the Arizona Child Support Guidelines but instead request a child support amount of:

Support payments to begin on what date?

In order to calculate the child support amount, I will need the following information. I need this information even if you want to deviate from the guidelines and want to pay $0 in child support.

Under the terms of your proposed parenting plan which parent will your children physically reside with the majority (more than 50%) of the time?

You
Your spouse
The time spent with each parent will be essentially equal

What is your and your spouse’s income from all sources before any deductions or withholding? (This is your gross income)

You

Notes:

Your Spouse

Notes:

Will you or your spouse pay or receive spousal maintenance (alimony) while this child support order is in effect?

Who pays and how much?

Who should be responsible to provide medical insurance coverage for any of the children covered by this order?

You only
Your spouse only
You and your spouse
Neither Petitioner nor Respondent are currently able to provide private medical insurance coverage

You pay

Notes:

Your spouse pays

Notes:

Do you or your spouse have childcare expenses?

Your annual childcare amount

Your spouse’s annual childcare amount

Do you or your spouse pay expenses for any of the children to attend private or special schools or to meet particular educational needs?

What is the annual cost of these private school, special school or particular educational needs of your child?

Notes:

You pay

Your spouse pays

Are there any expenses for any gifted or special needs child?

Annual costs for gifted or special need

Notes:

You pay

Your spouse pays

Do you have any other natural or adopted children from any other relationship(s) that you are supporting with or without a court order to do so?

Notes:

How many?

How many are covered by a court order?

How many of them live with you primarily?

How much do you pay per month?

Does your spouse have any other natural or adopted children from any other relationship(s) that you are supporting with or without a court order to do so?

Notes:

How many?

How many are covered by a court order?

How many of them live with your spouse primarily?

How much does your spouse pay per month?

Is either party paying court-ordered arrears on spousal maintenance or child support for children of OTHER relationships?

Notes:

You pay how much per month in court ordered arrears?

Your spouse pays how much per month in court ordered arrears?

Medical, dental, and vision costs of the children which are not covered by insurance should be paid…

Medical, dental, and vision costs of the children which are not covered by insurance should be paid…

Based upon each parents’ percentage of the total gross income

You

Your spouse

Notes:

Travel expenses for the child associated with parenting time where one-way travel exceeds 100 miles should be paid…

Travel expenses for the child associated with parenting time where one-way travel exceeds 100 miles should be paid…

Based upon each parents’ percentage of the total gross income

You

Your spouse

Notes:

FEDERAL TAX BENEFITS

The parties shall claim as income tax dependency exemptions on federal and state income tax returns as follows:

Name of Child 1

Child 1 claimed as tax exemption by

You
Your Spouse

Child 1 years

Every Year
Even Years
Odd Years

Name of Child 2

Child 2 claimed as tax exemption by

You
Your Spouse

Child 2 years

Every Year
Even Years
Odd Years

Name of Child 3

Child 3 claimed as tax exemption by

You
Your Spouse

Child 3 years

Every Year
Even Years
Odd Years

Name of Child 4

Child 4 claimed as tax exemption by

You
Your Spouse

Child 4 years

Every Year
Even Years
Odd Years

Name of Child 5

Child 5 claimed as tax exemption by

You
Your Spouse

Child 5 years

Every Year
Even Years
Odd Years

Name *

First

Last

Date *

Divorce (Uncontested Only) With Children

Price: $600.00

Costs*

Price: $319.00

*Sometimes low additional costs are required like electronic filing fees and recording fees etc.

Total

$0.00

Credit Card Payment *

Uncontested Divorce

DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

YOU are the Petitioner:

YOUR SPOUSE is the Respondent:

REAL ESTATE

MOTOR VEHICLES

BANK ACCOUNTS

PENSION/RETIREMENT/401K/STOCK PLAN/PROFIT SHARING

BUSINESS INTERESTS

OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY

SEPARATE PROPERTY (Property acquired prior to the marriage.)

COMMUNITY DEBTS (Debts acquired during the marriage.)

SEPARATE DEBTS (Debts incurred prior to the marriage.)

FILING TAX RETURNS

SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE (ALIMONY)

PREGNANCY:

CHILDREN

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

CHILDREN LESS THAN 18 YEARS OLD FOR WHOM YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE ARE BOTH THE BIOLOGICAL PARENTS.

LEGAL DECISION MAKING:

PARENTING TIME SCHEDULE:

CHILD SUPPORT -

FEDERAL TAX BENEFITS

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