Uncontested Divorce in Wyoming
Children are the most important distinguishing factor in an uncontested divorce. Depending on the presence or absence of children, different forms are recommended for filing purpose.
Forms related to Uncontested Divorce in Wyoming with no children
In case both the divorcing partners agree to divorce and they have no children from their marriage, then the Plaintiff is expected to file the following forms.
- DNCP 24 (An Affidavit for Divorce without appearance of the parties): Using this form, the plaintiff asks the court to grant a divorce in the absence of any hearing.
- DNCP 6 (A Summons in Civil Action): The Defendant is made aware of her or his rights in the action by means of this document.
- DNCP 5 (A Complaint for Divorce): This document is used to petition the court to issue the divorce.
- DNCP 4 (A Vital Statistics Form): This form is used to record the divorce in the records of the state. In this form, the decree section is not filled, until the Decree is signed by the Judge.
- DNCP 26 (A Decree of Divorce): This is the document that mentions that the divorce has been granted. The distribution of liabilities and assets of the marital estate are detailed in this form.
Forms related to Uncontested Divorce in Wyoming with children
In case both the divorcing partners agree to divorce and they have children from their marriage, then they are expected to file the following forms.
- DWCP 6 (A Summons in the Civil Action).
- DWCP 5 (Complaint for Divorce with Children).
- DWCP 4 (Vital Statistics Form).
- DWCP 37 (A Certificate of Mailing Decree of Divorce): This is a certificate that the divorce decree has been mailed.
- DWCP 34 (A Decree of divorce with Minor Children): The terms and conditions of the visitation, child support, spousal support and parenting plan are mentioned in this document. Both the divorcing partners are supposed to put down their signatures on this form. The marriage is terminated through this form.
- DWCP 33 (A Confidential Statement of parties for Child Support Order); This form is inclusive of confidential information that is essential to comply with the Child Support Enforcement Act.
- DWCP 31 (Affidavit for divorce without Appearance of Parties); When both the divorcing partners have reached an agreement and both have signed the Divorce Decree, then, this form comes into the picture.
- DWCP 21 (Notice to Payor); This documents instructs the employer of the payor that the spousal support, child support and medical insurance payments should be subtracted and then forwarded to the Wyoming Disbursement Unit.
- DWCP 20 (An Income withholding Order): Information regarding child support like terms and conditions as well as the actual amount are indicated in this form.
- DWCP 13 (An Order requiring completion of Financial Affidavits): According to this document, both the divorcing partners have to furnish their economical details for the previous two years. This is inclusive of pay stubs and W-2s.
- DWCP 12 (A Confidential Financial Affidavit): Both the divorcing partners have to fill this form. It consists of information regarding the minor children of their marriage. Moreover, the expenditures and incomes of both are mentioned in this document.
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