Domestic Relation Templates

This Form is used for an agreement in the state of New Hampshire.

This Form is used for filing a complaint for divorce in Ohio when there are no children involved.

This form is used for filing a counterclaim for divorce without children in the state of Ohio. It allows you to respond to a divorce petition and request your own divorce settlement terms.

This document is used for filing a motion to request a change in parental rights and responsibilities (custody) in the state of Ohio.

This document is used for a parenting judgment entry in Ohio for domestic relations and juvenile cases.

This document is used in Ohio family court cases to file a motion for contempt. It includes a form, affidavit, and instructions for serving the other party.

This document is used for filing a motion to request a change in child support, medical support, tax exemption, or other child-related expenses in Ohio.

This document is used in Oregon when responding to a petition for legal separation that involves children. It allows you to state your position and provide any necessary information regarding child custody, visitation, and support.

This form is used for domestic relations cases in West Virginia. It is a petitioner's civil case information statement. It provides important information about the petitioner's case for the court.

This form is used for creating a domestic relations order for a retired individual in Texas. It outlines how retirement benefits will be divided between the retiree and their former spouse in a divorce or separation.

This form is used to request a default setting for domestic relations and branch district civil actions in Los Angeles County, California.

This document is used for resolving family law disputes in the County of Santa Cruz, California. It is a form for parties to stipulate and request an order from the court.

This form is used for creating a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) specifically for the City of Fort Worth, Texas. A QDRO is a legal document that divides retirement assets in a divorce or legal separation case.

This document is used for filing a motion relating to domestic relations matters in Washington, D.C.

This Form is used for providing information about civil cases (excluding domestic relations) in West Virginia. It helps gather important details related to the case.

This form is used for requesting an order to suspend proceedings in Wisconsin in order to attempt reconciliation with the other party involved.

This form is used for filing a motion in a domestic relations case in Cook County, Illinois. It is used to request specific relief from the court related to issues such as child custody, child support, spousal support, or property division.

This document is an application form for individuals in Florida who wish to become qualified parenting coordinators.

This Form is used for filing general civil and domestic relations cases in Georgia, United States.

This form is used for applying for a temporary order in Belmont County, Ohio.

This form is used to request access to justice for domestic relations cases in Cook County, Illinois.

This form is used for filing a Domestic Relations case in Cook County, Illinois. It acts as a cover sheet to provide essential information about the case.

This document is an agreed upon allocation of parental responsibilities with support form specifically for Jackson County, Illinois. It is used by parents to outline and agree upon the division of parental responsibilities and the financial support for their children.

This form is used for requesting a court reporter transcript of a hearing and notifying the court of the payment of a deposit in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

This form is used for entering a legal separation judgment in Cuyahoga County, Ohio when there are children involved and a separation agreement has been reached.

This form is used for filing an affidavit to demonstrate an attempt to serve the non-petitioning parent in a Wisconsin court case.

This is a formal document used in Kentucky by future spouses to outline the arrangements they make for their marital relationship.

This template is used in Colorado and its main use is so that there will be no ambiguity when it comes to sharing possessions and properties if a situation such as a divorce or death of either spouse occurs.