Divorce Settlement Agreement Template - Idaho

How to File for Divorce in Idaho?

Here is what you need to do to terminate your marriage in the state of Idaho:

1. Submit the documentation to the district court. You will need to write a divorce petition, summons, and the sheet that includes the information about the family law case you want to kickstart. In case you have children together, you will also have to provide a parenting plan, a statement that verifies your income, and a worksheet describing the child support one spouse will pay to another.
2. After the paperwork is delivered to the court, it is time to inform the other spouse about your intentions to dissolve the marriage. Send them copies of the submitted documents with the clerk stamp - you may use certified mail, hire a professional process server, or publish an announcement in a local newspaper if the whereabouts of the partner are unknown.
3. When the spouse that did not initiate the divorce receives the papers, they have twenty-one days to respond with a written statement. Both parties disclose their assets and debts, agree upon the co-parenting of their children, and create an Idaho Divorce Agreement - file the documentation with the court requesting them to confirm your divorce settlement is fair.
4. Once the judge confirms the conditions of the settlement are satisfactory, they will approve your request for marriage dissolution and issue a divorce decree - you may use it to change your last name. If the documentation you have filed is not sufficient, you will be invited for a hearing in order to sort out the matters and concerns.

Still looking for a particular template? Take a look at the related templates below:

• Divorce Affidavit Form;
• Prenuptial Agreement Templates;
• Postnuptial Agreement Templates.