Divorce Complaint Form Template
Gather the information attorneys need to prepare a divorce complaint. Capture marriage details, grounds for divorce, asset overview, and client contact information in one structured intake.
A divorce complaint requires specific factual information — date and place of marriage, grounds for divorce, residency details, names and ages of any children, and a general description of marital assets and debts. Collecting this in a structured intake form means attorneys spend their first client meeting on strategy, not data gathering.
This template covers client personal details, spouse's name and last known address, date and place of marriage, length of separation, grounds for divorce, children of the marriage and custody arrangements sought, marital property overview, debts and liabilities, and any existing court orders. A notes field captures anything that doesn't fit the standard structure.
Family law attorneys and legal aid organizations use divorce intake forms to streamline client onboarding. Send the form before the initial consultation so attorneys can review the facts in advance. Store completed intakes securely alongside the client file. Connect to your practice management software to create a new matter automatically when the form is submitted.
Control access permissions strictly — only the assigned attorney and authorized staff should have access. Typeform encrypts all submissions.
Yes — add a question about whether the divorce is contested and use conditional logic to surface additional questions about disputed issues when relevant.
Include a discreet safety screening question and provide guidance on how to contact the office safely. Follow your firm's protocol for safety-sensitive intakes.
Use Zapier or a webhook to push completed intakes into your legal practice management system to create a new client matter automatically.
Before — it lets the attorney review the facts in advance, making the consultation more productive and focused on strategy rather than basic data collection.
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