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New Jersey uncontested divorce forms: what each one is for

Short answer

An uncontested divorce in NJ uses about a dozen court forms, in three stages: filing, notifying your spouse, and finishing. Not every case needs every form. We fill them all in from your information, so you only bring the facts.

The forms, stage by stage

Tap a form to see what it's for and what we need from you.

What we need from you

Full names and addresses of both of you, the date and place you married, when you started living in NJ, children's names and birth dates, and what you want the court to include (custody, support, a name change).

Needed: Every case.

What to bring on your first visit

Tick what you have. Anything missing can come later, but it delays your papers.

Your checklist

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Tick the items you already have.

Call (973) 643-0889

Where the forms come from

The official forms are published by the New Jersey Courts. We don't sell blank forms. We fill them in with your information, check them, and put them in the order the court expects. Then you file them. How to file

Common questions

Bring what you have. We fill in the rest.

Walk in at either Newark office. Mon–Fri 10am–5pm, Sat 10am–1pm.

Sources: NJ Courts, Divorce; NJ Courts, Forms. General information, not legal advice. Form names can change; the court's list is the final word.