Washington Divorce Forms

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

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Conditional

$314

Filing Fee

Required Forms (Every Divorce)

Form Number	Form Name	Pages	Description
FL Divorce 200	Summons: Notice About a Marriage or Domestic Partnership	—	Mandatory summons form issued to the respondent notifying them of the dissolution action and their obligation to respond within 20 days (in-state) or 60 days (out-of-state). Required under CR 4.1.
FL Divorce 201	Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce)	—	The initial filing document requesting the court to dissolve the marriage. Must include residency, date and place of marriage, names and ages of dependent children, and proposed arrangements for support and property per RCW § 26.09.020.
FL All Family 101	Confidential Information Form (CIF)	—	Confidential form required under RCW § 26.23.050 containing Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and other sensitive identifying information. Filed under seal.
VS CDoM	Certificate of Dissolution (Department of Health)	—	Vital statistics form required by the Department of Health under RCW § 43.70.150. Must be completed and filed with the petition.
FL All Family 131	Financial Declaration	—	Sworn financial disclosure form listing income, expenses, assets, and debts. Required for any hearing involving financial issues including property division, maintenance, and child support.
FL Divorce 231	Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law (Final Order)	—	Required final order form where the court enters findings regarding residency, irretrievable breakdown, and approved terms of dissolution.
FL Divorce 241	Decree of Dissolution of Marriage	—	The final decree dissolving the marriage, incorporating the parenting plan, child support order, property division, and maintenance terms.

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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
FL All Family 140	Proposed Parenting Plan	Required if children involved	—
FL All Family 150	Child Support Worksheets	Required if children involved	—

Optional Forms

FL Divorce 221

Motion for Temporary Family Law Order

Used to request temporary orders for maintenance, child support, custody, or restraining provisions during the pendency of the dissolution proceedings.

Filing Tips for Washington

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 Washington 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 Washington?

Washington requires 7 mandatory forms for every divorce: Summons: Notice About a Marriage or Domestic Partnership, Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce), Confidential Information Form (CIF), Certificate of Dissolution (Department of Health), Financial Declaration, Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law (Final Order), Decree of Dissolution of Marriage. Additional forms may be required depending on whether you have children, property, or are requesting support.

Where do I get Washington divorce forms?

You can download Washington divorce forms from the state court website at https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=13, pick them up at your local courthouse, or have Divorce.ai prepare them for you automatically.

Can I fill out Washington 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 Washington divorce?

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

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