Iowa 204a 2026

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The document is an Original Notice for Personal Service in an Iowa divorce case, specifically Rule 17.200—Form 204a. It outlines the process for a Petitioner to notify a Respondent about a divorce lawsuit, including instructions on how the Respondent should respond within 20 days to avoid a default judgment. The document emphasizes the importance of legal representation and provides contact information for assistance.

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Begin by entering the county where the petition is filed. This is crucial for proper jurisdiction.
Fill in your full name as the Petitioner, including first, middle, and last names.
Next, provide the Respondent's full name in the designated field.
Complete your contact information, including mailing address, phone number, and email address. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
Review the instructions to the Respondent carefully. They must file an Answer or Motion within 20 days of receiving this notice.
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