INSTRUCTIONS: WYOMING DIVORCE (NO CHILDREN) FORMS AND PROCEDURES (PLAINTIFF) (Packet 3)

You may represent yourself in a Wyoming divorce that does not involve any children. This article discusses packet 3, available on the state court system's website. This packet contains all papers you may need to file as the plaintiff in a Wyoming divorce. This article only discusses the most important forms contained.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 1: The fifth form is a Vital Statistics Form which must be completed and submitted along with your petition.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 2: The sixth form is the actual Complaint For Divorce which must be completed to initiate the legal process. You must provide all information requested.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 3: The seventh form is the Summons form that will be served upon your spouse to notify them of the complaint that has been filed against them.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 4: Form eight requires you to detail all forms you are submitting for documentation of your financial circumstances.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 5: Forms 10 through 14 concern the service of the summons.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 6: Forms 15 through 27 concern various motions that can be filed prior to your final hearing.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 7: Form 28 is an Affidavit for Divorce Without Appearance of Parties that can be filed if your spouse waives their right to contest the terms of your complaint.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 8: Forms 29 through 33 can be filed prior to your final hearing concerning various aspects of the trial.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 9: Form 34 is a decree of divorce that will finalize your separation.

Wyoming Divorce (No Children) Forms And Procedures (Plaintiff) Packet 3 Step 10: Forms 35 through 37 concern post-divorce aspects of resolving your case. 

INSTRUCTIONS: FLORIDA PETITION FOR SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE (Form 12.901(a))

In Florida divorcing couples without children who have completed a separation agreement and do not need a family court's ruling to any disputes may file a petition for simplified dissolution of marriage. This Form 12.901(a) must be filed along with separate financial affidavits (12902.(b) and (c)) and notices of Social Security number (12.902(j)) and a separation agreement (12.902(f)(3)). All these forms may be obtained from the website of the Florida courts system.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 1: Enter the number and county name of the court you are submitting this petition to and the names of both husband and wife.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 2: Enter the legal name of both the husband and wife where indicated.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 3: In line two, enter the county and state where each spouse currently resides, as well as the date they began living there.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 4: In line three, enter the date and location of your wedding.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 5: On line 9, check "yes" if the wife wishes to be known by her former name once the divorce has been approved. If so, enter the full name she plans on assuming here.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 6: The husband and wife should both sign the form along with their address. This signature must be witnessed by a deputy clerk or notary public.

Florida Petition For Simplified Dissolution Of Marriage 12.901(a) Step 7: File this document along with all other forms listed above with the circuit clerk. You will then have a date scheduled for a courtroom hearing which both parties must attend before the divorce will be approved. 

INSTRUCTIONS: ILLINOIS DIVORCE WITHOUT MINOR CHILDREN PACKET

If filing for divorce in the state of Illinois without any minor children, you may obtain a packet from the Law School of Southern Illinois University which contains all the forms you will need to initiate the divorce process. This article discusses the contents of this Illinois Divorce without Minor Children Packet.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 1: The first form is the Application To Sue As A Poor Person, a request for a waiver of the divorce application filing fee if you cannot afford to pay it.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 2: The second and third forms can be filled out by the person responding as the defendant to a petition for divorce. These forms for Entry of Appearance, Waiver and Consent give the defendant's consent to waive their right to file a counter-response to the petition. The first form is for civilians, while the second is for members of the armed forces.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 3: The fourth form is a Certificate of Dissolution of Marriage that will be issued by a judge once the divorce has been processed. This form can only be obtained in court.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 4: The fifth form is the Petition for Dissolution Of Marriage (No Children) you must file detailing all aspects of your marriage and requests from the court on what you wish for them to do.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 5: The sixth form, the Stipulation To Waiver of the Two Year Requirement, is only for couples who have lived separately for more than six months but less than two years, who both consent to proceed with divorce.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 6: The seventh form, the Notice of Hearing, is sent to the defendant to inform them of the upcoming hearing date. The eighth form is a Certificate filed with the court confirming you took this step.

Illinois Divorce Without Minor Children Packet Step 7: The ninth form is the Judgment you complete noting the terms of the judge's ruling and send to your spouse, while the tenth form is  the certificate filed with the court confirming you mailed this document.