Private packet-readiness preparation

Prepare an uncontested-divorce packet review checklist

Organize only general readiness questions about the current official New York packet, whether all issues are actually agreed, children-under-21 distinctions, service, county instructions, signatures, notarization, filing steps, and qualified review. Do not enter names, addresses, child identities, case numbers, exact financial figures, account details, settlement terms, private messages, allegations, or document text.

Important legal limit. This organizer does not decide whether a divorce is legally uncontested, whether New York residency or grounds are satisfied, which packet or forms apply, whether an agreement protects your rights, or whether papers are complete or correct.

Nothing entered here is uploaded, transmitted, or saved by this tool. It does not calculate support or maintenance, prepare or complete forms, notarize, file, e-file, serve, submit, contact a court or another person, or provide legal advice.

Optional neutral worksheet labelPacket path being reviewed

Readiness checks I located the current official New York Courts packet or program and current county instructions. I understand that disagreement about divorce terms, money, property, custody, parenting time, support, or requested relief can make the matter contested or make this packet unsuitable. I identified whether there are children under 21 and listed child-related form and review questions outside this tool. I identified service, appearance/default, signature, notarization, copy, filing, fee, calendar, judgment, and notice-of-entry questions without assuming the requirements are complete. Property, debt, pension, insurance, support, safety, immigration, tax, benefit, and other rights questions have been reviewed or listed for qualified help. I confirmed the form revision dates and will recheck the official source immediately before acting.

Unresolved review questions

Complete the checks to prepare a local packet-readiness checklist.

Use current official New York Courts materials and qualified legal or safety guidance before acting. A case can stop being uncontested if disagreement develops.