Minnesota Divorce Forms

Complete list of forms required to file for divorce in Minnesota. Includes mandatory filings, conditional forms, and a downloadable checklist. Updated for 2026.

Total Forms

Always Required

Conditional

$390

Filing Fee

Required Forms (Every Divorce)

Form Number	Form Name	Pages	Description
Petition for Dissolution of Marriage	Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (With or Without Children)	—	The primary document initiating the divorce case. Contains personal details of both parties, date and place of marriage, and specific relief sought. Separate versions exist for cases with and without children.
Summons	Summons for Dissolution	—	Must be served on the respondent along with the petition. Notifies the respondent of the action and the deadline to respond. Not required for joint petitions.
DIV103	Certificate of Dissolution	—	Required statistical information form that must be filed with the court. Contains vital statistics data about the marriage and dissolution.
Confidential Information Form	Confidential Information Form (CIF)	—	Contains sensitive personal information including Social Security numbers and financial data. Filed under seal and not part of the public record.
Financial Affidavit	Financial Affidavit	—	Required disclosure of income, expenses, assets, and debts. Both parties must complete and exchange financial affidavits. Missing or misleading information can result in court sanctions.

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Conditional Forms

These forms are required based on your specific situation (children, property, or support requests).

Form Number	Form Name	When Required	Pages
Parenting Plan	Proposed Parenting Plan	Required if children involved	—

Optional Forms

Joint Petition for Dissolution

Joint Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (With or Without Children)

Used when both parties agree on all issues and wish to file jointly. Eliminates the need for a summons and formal service. Separate versions for with and without children.

DIV202

Joint Petition for Summary Dissolution of a Marriage

Used for the simplified summary dissolution procedure when parties meet all eligibility requirements (marriage under 8 years, no children, limited assets and debts).

Filing Tips for Minnesota

Make copies. File the original and keep at least two copies — one for yourself and one for service on your spouse.

Sign where required. Some forms must be signed in front of a notary. Check each form for notarization requirements.

Use black ink. Courts generally require forms to be completed in black ink or typed. Avoid blue ink or pencil.

Check local rules. Some Minnesota counties may require additional forms or have specific formatting requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What forms do I need to file for divorce in Minnesota?

Minnesota requires 5 mandatory forms for every divorce: Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (With or Without Children), Summons for Dissolution, Certificate of Dissolution, Confidential Information Form (CIF), Financial Affidavit. Additional forms may be required depending on whether you have children, property, or are requesting support.

Where do I get Minnesota divorce forms?

You can download Minnesota divorce forms from the state court website at https://mncourts.gov/getforms/divorce-dissolution, pick them up at your local courthouse, or have Divorce.ai prepare them for you automatically.

Can I fill out Minnesota divorce forms myself?

Yes, you can fill out the forms yourself (pro se). However, mistakes on court forms can cause delays or rejections. Divorce.ai helps you complete each form accurately with guided questions.

How many pages of forms do I need for a Minnesota divorce?

The total page count for a basic Minnesota divorce is approximately varies by pages. More complex cases with children and property require additional forms.

Related Minnesota Guides

Minnesota Divorce Guide Minnesota Divorce Cost Minnesota Divorce Timeline Minnesota Uncontested Divorce Minnesota Divorce with Children Minnesota Property Division Minnesota Residency Requirements Minnesota Child Support Calculator Minnesota Alimony Calculator

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