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By following this step-by-step Roadmap, you should be successful in reaching a judgment in your divorce case. The legal process is complicated. If you are representing yourself, then you are your own attorney. If you need advice about your case, then you will need to ask an attorney. Before you begin, it is important to know if you are the ...
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While California divorce law aims to ensure equitable division of assets and co-parenting rights, navigating the complex terrain can feel daunting for couples. This comprehensive guide serves as a roadmap covering critical considerations around California divorce to inform and empower couples in making sound decisions.
California Divorce Process: A 4-Step Roadmap. Jason Crowley, CFA, CFP, CDFA. Contributions by: Erin Levine, Esq. Survive Divorce is reader-supported. Some links may be from our sponsors. Here’s how we make money. Divorce in California can be an intimidating process. For many people, it may be the first and only time they’ve been involved in ...
- Getting Started. Start your case by completing, copying, and filing the following forms: Mandatory Forms. FL-100 Petition. FL-110 Summons. FL-105 UCCJEA (if you have minor children)
- Service. Once your forms have been filed, follow this step to serve your spouse. Mandatory Forms. FL-115 Proof of Service of Summons. FL-117-Notice and Acknowledgement of Receipt (optional)
- Declarations of Disclosure (Preliminary and Final) This step MUST be completed even if you have no property or income. Mandatory Forms. FL-140 Declaration of Disclosure (not filed with the court, but served on spouse)
- Finding the Right Path to Judgment. There are four different ways to reach your divorce judgment. Follow and answer the questions below to find which of the four ways fits your case.
COMPLETING YOUR DIVORCE Dissolution of Marriage/Domestic Partnership, Legal Separation, Nullity Legal processes are sometimes confusing and overwhelming. The information provided below is a step-by-step “roadmap” to help you reach your goal of finalizing your divorce. NOTIFYING YOUR SPOUSE THAT YOU HAVE FILED FOR DIVORCE
