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Tutorial video in a series of DIY divorce videos that explains the court forms you need to start the divorce process and how to file those forms with the court.

The forms you use to start a divorce are the exact same forms you would use to file for a legal separation or for an annulment. You basically just check different boxes on one of the forms.

The two court forms everyone needs to fill out to get started are the Petition, which is FL-100, and the Summons, which is FL-110. If you have minor children, you will also need a third form known as the UCCJEA, which is FL-105.

You can find all three of these forms in our Court Forms Database. You can go to our Court Forms Database, pull up the FL-100, the FL-110, and the FL-105. Fill out the forms on our website and then print them. You can then file the forms with the court. There is no cost for the forms. All three forms are free.

The Petition, which is FL-100, is a three page form. It can be used to file for divorce, for a legal separation; or to nullify your marriage. It’s all the same form.

The Summons, which is FL-110, is a two page form. The first page of the Summons is essentially a notice. It tells the other party that a legal proceeding has been initiated against them and warns them that they have 30 days after they have been served to file a Response form with the court. Page Two of the Summons sets forth “Standard Family Law Restraining Orders”.

The UCCJEA Declaration, which is FL-105, is a two page form. You only need to fill out this form if you have minor children by your marriage. If you don’t have minor children, you can skip this form. The basic purpose of this form is to let the court know if any other court has previously issued orders pertaining to your children.

All of these court forms are in our free Court Forms Database in a fillable format.

After you have filled out the initial forms consisting of the Summons and Petition and, if you have minor children, the UCCJEA declaration, make two copies of all of your forms. Go to the Superior Court and file the forms with the court clerk.

When your file a divorce petition, the court clerk will charge you a filing fee. The court increases the amount of the fee from time-to-time. Currently the fee is $435. This payment is also known as a “first appearance fee” or a “first paper fee”. Bring your check book or a credit card when you go to file your petition. You can also pay in cash. If your income is below a certain level, you may qualify for a fee waiver. To get a fee waiver, you have to fill out a fee waiver application.