- The image displays the "Alabama Certificate of Divorce" form, which is a legal document used to officially record the dissolution of a marriage in the state of Alabama.
- This form must be completed and filed with the Circuit Court at the time the divorce petition is submitted.
- It requires detailed personal information for both spouses, including full names (with maiden names if applicable), dates of birth, sex, race, residence details (state, county, city, address), and the number of this marriage (first, second, etc.).
- Additional sections pertain to marital details such as the total number of children for whom custody was determined, how custody was awarded, the number of children under 18 still in the household, and the date the couple separated.
- The form includes a field for the State File Number (101) and the County of Decree.
- Instructions specify that all information must be typed or printed in permanent dark ink.
- The text "Divorce Forms for Alabama" is overlaid on the image, indicating the context or purpose of the document shown.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable legal divorce papers.
