We're Separating & We Agree On Everything

If you have young children, it will be necessary to file a Separation Agreement to apply for a Divorce Order. If you do not have children, then a Separation Agreement is still recommended.

Even if you agree on everything, a Joint Divorce Application can be complicated. Therefore, it is recommended that one spouse file an Application for Divorce to start the legal process.

This form proves to the judge that you have served the other spouse with the forms you wish to file. You must file this form every time you serve a form on the other spouse.

This form gives the judge the information and evidence needed in order to grant you a Divorce Order.  In it, you will provide basic information about you, your spouse, and your children, such as names, dates of birth, date of marriage, etc. You must also provide information about parenting, child support, spousal support, and property division. This form is filed after the Application for Divorce has been issued in court, served on the other spouse, and all issues have been resolved.

The Divorce Order is the blank court order that the judge will sign if all of the requirements for divorce have been met.  It is prepared by the spouse seeking the Divorce Order. Once the judge signs the Divorce Order, it takes effect 30 days later.

You can apply for this after you get your Divorce Order. This certificate confirms the date that you and your spouse were legally divorced. You need it if you want to get married again.