Petition For Divorce
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NO: __________________ DIV. ______
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PETITIONER
THE FAMILY COURT
VERSUS
PARISH OF __________________
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
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DEFENDANT
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE
NOW INTO COURT comes ___________________________________, of full age of majority
domiciled in the Parish/County of __________________________, State of _______________________,
who respectfully represents:
1.
Made Defendant herein is ___________________________________, of full age of majority
domiciled in the Parish/County of _________________________, State of ________________________.
2.
The parties were married on __________________________ in the Parish/County of
__________________________, in the State of __________________________. The parties last resided
together as husband and wife in the Parish/County of __________________________, in the State of
__________________________.
3.
The parties began living separate and apart on __________________________, and have
continued to live separate and apart since that time, without reconciliation.
4.
Neither party is an active member of the United States armed forces.
5.
The parties did not contract a covenant marriage.
6.
There are no minor children born or adopted of the marriage of the parties, nor is the wife
currently pregnant.
7.
Petitioner is entitled to and does desire a divorce under the provisions of Louisiana Civil Code
articles 103 and 103.1, having lived separate and apart for more than one hundred and eighty (180) days
without reconciliation before the filing of this Petition, and having no minor children of the marriage.
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