Nevada Online Divorce

Nevada Divorce Details

The Advantages of Nevada Divorce

• You can file for divorce just six weeks after moving to Nevada.
• Divorce without ever going to Court--no hearing required.
• Get your judge-signed Decree in the mail in just 2-3 weeks.

Grounds for Divorce

If you and your spouse are no longer compatible, you have met the requirements for divorce on the no-fault grounds of incompatibility.

Filing Your Nevada Divorce

All Nevada divorces are filed at the District Court Clerk's office in the county where either spouse currently lives or in the county where the spouses last lived together.

If you can't afford the divorce filing fee, file an Application and Affidavit to Proceed in Forma Pauperis. This document asks the judge to waive the filing fee due to financial hardship.

The DivorceWriter Guarantee

Your DivorceWriter purchase includes everything you need to get divorced in Nevada including step-by-step instructions to guide you throughout the divorce process. If your documents are not accepted by the Court, DivorceWriter offers a money-back guarantee.

Where to find Blank State Forms

While not as easy, it is possible to fill out your divorce forms by hand. You can directly download blank forms from the Nevada Courts and Family Law Help Center at no cost using these links:

• Civil Cover Sheet
• Joint Petition with Children
• Joint Petition (No Children)
• Decree of Divorce With Children
• Decree of Divorce No Children
• Confidential Information Sheet (with Children)
• Confidential Information Sheet (No Children)
• Affidavit of Resident Witness
• Child Support Worksheet Primary Custody
• Child Support Worksheet Shared Custody
• Default Documents
• Financial Disclosure
• Family Court Cover Sheet (Clark County)
• Affidavit of Resident Witness (Clark County)
• Joint Petition (No Children) (Clark County)
• Joint Petition (with Children) (Clark County)
• Decree of Divorce (No Children) (Clark County)
• Decree of Divorce (with Children) (Clark County)
• Confidential Information Sheet (with Children) (Clark County)
• Confidential Information Sheet (No Children) (Clark County)
• Certificate of Mailing of Decree (Clark County)

If your divorce is uncontested and your spouse is willing to sign the papers, you can use DivorceWriter to complete your Nevada divorce forms online.  Select "Continue" to start the interview.