INSTRUCTIONS: IDAHO DIVORCE COMPLAINT WITH MINOR CHILDREN (Form CAO-1-5)

When initiating a divorce that involves minor children in the state of Idaho, the plaintiff must file a Form CAO-1-5. This divorce complaint with minor children can be maintained from the Court Assistance Office website maintained by the State Of Idaho's Judicial Branch.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 1: Enter your full name, address and telephone number at the top of the form.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 2: Enter the county and judicial branch number of the court which will be processing your case.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 3: Enter the plaintiff and defendant's names, the case number and the size of the fee you are submitting with this complaint.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 4: In question one, indicate what state your spouse lives in.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 5: In question two, give the location and date of the marriage ceremony.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 6: In section four, list all children and indicate whether the wife is pregnant.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 7: In section five, list all information about visitation and where the children live.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 8: In sections six and seven, indicate your wishes regarding legal and physical custody.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 9: In section eight, enter all information requested about child support payments. Indicate whether you are requesting an amendment to an existing payment plan or whether you are making a first-time request calculated using Idaho Child Support Guidelines.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 10: In section nine, indicate any children a wife has had by another man during the marriage.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 11: In sections ten through fourteen, note all communal and separate property and debts.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 12: In section fifteen, indicate whether you wish for your last name to be changed following divorce.

Idaho Divorce Complaint With Minor Children CAO-1-5 Step 13: Sign and date the form in the presence of a notary public.

INSTRUCTIONS: TENNESSEE REQUEST FOR DIVORCE (COMPLAINT) (Form 1)

You may represent yourself in a Tennessee divorce. This articles discusses the request for divorce which is filed in cases that do not involve children, in which the couple has reached agreement about division of assets and debts, and in which at least one spouse has lived in Tennessee for at least six months. The document is available on the website of the Tennessee State Courts.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 1: At the top of the first page, enter the name of the county where you are filing your complaint and the court number, as well as the file number you have been assigned. Enter your full name next to "plaintiff," and your spouse's next to "defendant."

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 2: In section one, indicate which of the statements about residency status applies to your case. In section two, indicate whether you or both you and your spouse currently lives in Tennessee.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 3: In section four, indicate if the wife is pregnant. If so, you are completing the wrong form.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 4: In section five, give the date and location of your wedding. Indicate whether you decided to separate on the date you are submitting the form or whether you have already separated. If so, give the date on which you stopped cohabitating.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 5: In section six, note any restraining orders or similar actions related to your marriage.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 6: In sections seven and eight, provide all information requested about both spouses.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 7: In section nine, provide all information requested about your property and debts.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 8: In section ten, note whether any alimony has been agreed to in your separation agreement.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 9: In section eleven, note any name change either spouse is requesting.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 10: In section twelve, indicate how you have agreed to divide legal costs.

Tennessee Request For Divorce (Complaint) 1 Step 11: Sign and date the last page before a notary public.

INSTRUCTIONS: SOUTH DAKOTA PRO SE DIVORCE FORMS — FOR COUPLES WITHOUT CHILDREN PACKET

You may represent yourself in a South Dakota divorce. This article discusses a packet which contains all the forms you may potentially need to file in a South Dakota pro se divorce which does not involved minor children. All of these documents are available on the website of the South Dakota Unified Judicial System.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 1: The first forms to be completed are UJS-304 and 305. These are a financial affidavit you must complete to document your fiscal circumstances and a petition to waive the filing fee if you are unable to pay it. UJS-306 is an affidavit stating your spouse is not in the military.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 2: UJS-309 is the summons that will be served against your spouse notifying them that a complaint for divorce has been filed. UJS-310 is the actual complaint form that must be filed at the same time as the summons.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 3: UJS-313, 314 and 315 are different forms to be completed by the person who serves your spouse with the summons.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 4: UJS-316 can be filed by the defendant when a complaint is filed against them. This document is a counterclaim in which you can dispute any of the information on the complaint.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 5: UJS-319 is a form affirming the court you are filing with has jurisdiction over your case and states your grounds for divorce.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 6: UJE-320, 321 and 322 concern entering default judgments for divorce if a spouse does not respond or waives their right to do so.

South Dakota Pro Se Divorce Forms — For Couples Without Children Packet Step 7: UJS-324 is a settlement agreement that can be jointly submitted if you and your spouse come to agreement on the terms of your separation. Documents UJS-326, 327 and 328 are for completion by a judge when your divorce is finalized.