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Type of Divorce

Simplified Divorce

Both parties agree that the marriage cannot be saved.
Both parties agree on all asset and liability division and will be filing a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) proving such to the court.
No minor children exist within the marriage.
The Wife is not pregnant.
Parties waive alimony.
There is no request for financial details other than those to be provided within the included Financial Affidavits.
Both parties waive a trial and all rights to appeal.
Both parties are willing and able to appear at the Clerk's office to sign and file Petition.
Both Parties are willing and able to appear at the Final Hearing.

Standard Divorce - No Property to Divide, No Minor Children

No minor children exist within the marriage.
No dependent children exist within the marriage.
The Wife is not pregnant.
Parties have no assets or liabilities to divide.
Parties waive alimony.

Standard Divorce - with Property to Divide, No Minor Children

No minor children exist within the marriage.
No dependent children exist.
The Wife is not pregnant.
A Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) will be filed which describes how the marital assets and/or liabilities will be divided.

Standard Divorce - with Minor Children

There are dependent and/or dependent children or the wife is pregnant.
A Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) will be filed to show the handling of marital assets and liabilities, as well detail issues of child custody and support.

Which Document Do You Want to Start First?

Divorce
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We recommend that all divorcing couples use a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA). If you plan to purchase both a divorce and a marital settlement agreement we recommend that you start with the marital settlement agreement. Read more...

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