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JD-FM-244 New 10-15 - jud ct 2026

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The document is a legal notice for petitioners in a nonadversarial divorce case in Connecticut, requiring them to inform the court of any changes in conditions related to their joint petition before a divorce decree is issued. It outlines specific conditions that must be reported, such as changes in marital status, property ownership, and other relevant circumstances.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the JD-FM-244 in the editor.
Begin by entering the Judicial District and Docket number at the top of the form.
Fill in the names and addresses of both Petitioners A and B, ensuring all details are accurate.
Provide phone numbers for both petitioners in the designated fields.
Indicate any changes in conditions by checking the appropriate boxes that apply to your situation.
Both petitioners must sign and date the form at the bottom. If only one signs, complete the certification section.
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Can you get a divorce in CT without going to court?

Attendance in Court May Not Be Required You and your spouse may get a divorce at any time. You may either request a hearing, or, if you and your spouse fill out the forms to be divorced without a hearing, most people do not need to come to court at all.

What happens if a spouse does not respond to divorce papers in CT?

Note that if the defendant refuses to file a response and will not participate, the court will allow you to get divorced without their participation.

Can you check if someone is getting divorced?

You can check local court records to see if they have been a party to any court proceeding, not just a divorce or legal separation. Most modern court cases are maintained on electronic files, making them easy to search by name. If they have lived elsewhere, check the court records there.

Can you check if someone has been divorced?

Divorce records are public records. You should be able to go to the family court and do a search based on your names. The hard part is figuring out where to do that - a person who files for divorce is supposed to do it in the county where the other spouse lives. So thats the starting point. Look where youve lived.

Is there a CT divorce record database?

Connecticut divorce records are available to view freely online. The Civil/Family Case Look-up website provides access to summaries of divorce files and stores divorce information for up to 10 years.

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How do I find divorce records in CT?

To obtain a copy of a Divorce Decree or Dissolution of Civil Union Decree, contact the CT Superior Court where the divorce or dissolution was granted (see Directory of Connecticut Superior Courts).

What is a financial affidavit for divorce in CT?

You must fill in a financial affidavit either Form JD-FM-6-SHORT or Form JD-FM-6-LONG, depending on your gross annual income and net assets when getting divorced in Connecticut. This paperwork details your financial affairs, allowing the court to determine spousal and child support.