This document comprises of the following basic information:
After submitting the plea with the court clerk, the next step is to serve it to the respondent. The respondent is offered 30 days to file a response to the appeal from the date of service. During these 30 days, either partner may request for protective orders, restraining orders or temporary orders related to alimony and child support.
The usual information that is present in a divorce petition is as follows:
- Identification of the parties and children, if they have any
- The reason for divorce (in several states, this reason is "incompatibility" or "irreconcilable differences")
After submitting the plea with the court clerk, the next step is to serve it to the respondent. The respondent is offered 30 days to file a response to the appeal from the date of service. During these 30 days, either partner may request for protective orders, restraining orders or temporary orders related to alimony and child support.
The usual information that is present in a divorce petition is as follows:
- Сourt name
- Case name
- Case number
- Name, date of birth, email address, residence address, mailing address, telephone number of work and home of the petitioner as well as the respondent
- City and state where the marriage took place
- Date of marriage
- Names and dates of birth of children born in the marriage
- Is the wife pregnant as per the knowledge of the parties?
- Does the husband or wife own real estate individually?
- Do the parties own real estate jointly?
- The cause of divorce
- Number of Children
- Parental rights and responsibilities: The duties that the parents have to fulfill.
- Custody: Child custody is given to the person who best deserves it and can take care of the child in the best way possible. The final decision is in
- the best interest of the child.
- Legitimization
- Paternity
- Domestic relations
- Domestic violence
- Juvenile
- Adoption
- Does the petitioner wish temporary court orders regarding any of the following:
- Use of family home
- Alimony
- Use of personal property and payment of debt
- Parenting plan
- Child support
- The petitioner demands final orders for the following:
- Alimony
- Child support obligations for any minor children
- A parenting plan that describes the parental rights and responsibilities of the partners related to minor children
- Any other relief
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