California Summary Dissolution (Divorce) Forms

All of the forms you need to file an summary, uncontested divorce in California, without children including detailed step-by-step instructions. You should have a Marital Separation Agreement (MSA) in order to make your divorce "uncontested." Your MSA also becomes part of the official record. Note that some states require an MSA as part of an uncontested divorce filing.  Here are the requirements for a Summary Dissolution (Divorce) in California: Briefly, a Summary Dissolution is possible for couples who: have been married or in the registered domestic partnership less than five years on the date you file your Joint Petition for Summary Dissolution  (less than five years from the date you got married to the date you separated); have no children together that were adopted or born before or during the marriage or partnership (and the wife or partner is not pregnant now); do not own or have an interest in any real estate (house, condominium, rental property, land, or a 1-year lease or opt