Respondent's Original Counter-Petition for Divorce [Divorce Set D]
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This form is a document used by one spouse to file a counter-petition for divorce when they are in a same-sex marriage and do not have children. It asks the court to grant the divorce and collects personal and marital details.
The court describes it as: Use this gender-neutral form to file a divorce countersuit if you are same-sex spouses without children.
Where this fits in a case
RespondStage: Respond
This form is used by a respondent spouse to file their own request for divorce in a case where the petitioner spouse has already started the divorce process.
Usually filed by the person responding.
Common questions
- Who should file this form?
- The form is for the Respondent, meaning the person who is responding to the initial divorce filing. It is specifically for same-sex spouses without children.
- What information does this form ask for?
- It asks for personal details like driver's license or social security numbers, information about the marriage and separation dates, and details about any protective orders or children.
- Does this form deal with children?
- The form includes sections to confirm if there are minor children or if either spouse is pregnant or expecting a child.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.
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