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Begin with Section I: General Information. Fill in the required fields such as State File Number, County, Court Number, and Cause Number. Ensure accuracy as this information identifies your court proceeding.
In Section I, check all applicable types of orders related to your case. This will determine which sections need to be completed later.
Complete the attorney information in Section I if applicable. If you are representing yourself, enter your details instead.
Move to Section II for reporting divorce or annulment details. Fill in both Petitioner and Respondent's information including names, maiden names, birthplaces, and dates of birth.
In Section III, list all children affected by the suit. Provide their current names, dates of birth, sex, birthplace, and any prior names if applicable. If there are more than three children, indicate this on the back of the form.
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