Marriage Forms and Templates

This is a formal document used in Mississippi that is negotiated and drafted by a married spouse to outline their rights and duties which will apply during their married life and once a divorce is formalized.

This is a legal document used in Missouri by a couple that is already married which clearly lays out the conditions and terms that concern any assets, such as properties, if one of the partners dies, or if there is a divorce.

This template is used in Montana between married couples and is classed as a formal contract with the main use of it relating to property delegation in certain life events.

Married residents from Nebraska may use this template to clearly lay out the conditions and terms that concern any assets, such as properties, if one of the partners dies, or if there is a divorce.

This is an agreement used in Nevada between two people that are married and wish to legally divide their assets in the case of a death of one of the spouses or a divorce.

This type of template is used in New Hampshire and helps to legally divide the assets of a couple that is already married.

Married couples from New Jersey may use this template to outline and determine the fate of any properties that are owned by the spouses in the event of a death or divorce.

This type of template is used by married couples in New Mexico and clearly lays out the conditions and terms that concern any assets, such as properties, if one of the partners dies, or if there is a divorce.

This is a document used in New York that serves as a formal contract detailing the way that a property is to be divided between two individuals that are married in the event that one of them files for divorce or passes away.

This type of template is used in North Carolina and helps to legally divide the assets of a couple that is already married.

If you are a resident of North Dakota and you want to form a legal agreement between you and your married partner, you will require this template which can only be signed by individuals that are married.

This template is a formal document prepared and signed in Ohio by a married couple to list the rules and regulations related to their life together and the potential separation.

This is a formal document used in Oklahoma to outline different financial and personal terms that married spouses establish for each other.

This is a legally enforceable contract used in Oregon that outlines the arrangements made by spouses regarding their marriage and possible divorce.

This type of template is used in Pennsylvania and helps to legally divide the assets of a couple that is already married.

This template is a legally binding instrument used in Rhode Island, by an already married couple, to outline the distribution of their assets during a divorce and plan the co-parenting of their kids.

This is a legal document used in South Carolina by a couple that is already married which clearly lays out the conditions and terms that concern any assets, such as properties, if one of the partners dies, or if there is a divorce.

Married couples from South Dakota may use this template to establish rules and conditions they will be bound to during their marriage and after it is over.

This template is used in Tennessee as a legally binding document that lists the rights and obligations of married spouses, covering the duration of their marriage and life after a potential divorce.

This type of template is used in Texas and helps to legally divide the assets of a couple that is already married.

This is a legally enforceable template used in Utah by married partners whose goal is to establish the rules they will both adhere to during the marriage and upon its dissolution.

This is a legal document used in Vermont by a couple that is already married which clearly lays out the conditions and terms that concern any assets, such as properties, if one of the partners dies, or if there is a divorce.

This is an agreement formed between two people residing in Virginia that are married and outlines how their assets will be divided in the case of the death of one of the spouses or divorce.

This type of template is used in Washington and helps to legally divide the assets of a couple that is already married.

Married couples from West Virginia may use this template to lay out the conditions and terms that concern any assets, such as properties, if one of the partners dies, or if there is a divorce.

This is a legal template used in Wisconsin that documents details concerning property delegation and requires two legally married individuals to sign the document.

This type of template is used in Wyoming and helps to legally divide the assets of a couple that is already married.

This form is used for an adult in Arizona who wants to apply for a change of name.

This document is used for filing a petition to request a legal name change in the state of Arkansas.

This form is used for submitting a petition to change the name of a minor in Connecticut.

This form is used for adults in Connecticut to request a change of name.

This form is used for petitioning for a minor name change in the state of Delaware. It allows individuals to request a legal change of name for a minor child.

This type of document is used for filing a petition to legally change one's name in the state of Delaware.

This Form is used for requesting a change in name and address in Georgia, United States.

This Form is used for changing the legal name of an individual in the state of Hawaii.

This Form is used for changing the name of a couple in Hawaii.

This form is used for legally changing the name of a minor in Hawaii when both parents or legal guardians are involved.

This form is used for changing the name of a family member in Hawaii.

This form is used for legally changing the name of a minor in Hawaii when one parent has the consent of the other parent. It requires notarization.