Dissolution Forms (write-in-the-blank forms)
(Separate Website)
These are for dissolutions when a parenting plan is needed, and also when a parenting plan is not needed. Write-in-the-blank forms allow you to print out a form, then write your information into the form with a pen.
By: Montana State Law Library
Dissolution and Parenting Plan Forms (interactive)
(Separate Website)
WARNING: These forms may have a problem. An error will occur if you click on the interim save button while in the form interview. To avoid the problem, we recommend you do not use the interim "save" button. Instead, go to the "finish" page and save the interview at that point. If you have created an account, you can then go back and complete the interview.
These forms allow you to complete forms for: dissolution with kids, dissolution without kids, or parenting plan only. Interactive forms allow you to answer questions in an online interview. The computer uses your answers to fill in the forms. Then you print them. You can save and make corrections to your answers before printing. To use these forms, read Guide and FAQs: How to Use Online Forms. Also read the Questions to Answer that apply to the form you will use. Find the Questions to Answer below.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
Guide and FAQs: How to Use Interactive Forms Read this before you use interactive parenting plan or dissolution forms.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
Questions to Answer: Interactive Dissolution with Kids To use with the interactive forms if you need a dissolution with kids. Read through these questions to know what information you need. We suggest you print these out and write the information down before you go online.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
Questions to Answer: Interactive Dissolution Without Kids To use with the interactive forms if you need a dissolution without kids. Read through these questions to know what information you need. We suggest you print these out and write the information down before you go online.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
Questions to Answer: Interactive Parenting Plan (no dissolution) To use with the interactive forms if you need a parenting plan only (no dissolution). Read through these questions to know what information you need. We suggest you print these out and write the information down before you go online.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
Parenting Plan Modification
(Separate Website)
Forms to change your parenting plan.
By: Montana Supreme Court Commission on Self-Represented Litigants
Help Us Make Interactive Forms Better!
(Separate Website)
Have you used a self help interactive (online) form? Please take our very short survey to help us make our interactive forms better!
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
OTHER FORMS YOU MAY NEED
These are miscellaneous forms you may need to file your main forms. For example, if you can't pay filing fees, you can use the "Forms and Instructions to Ask the Court to Waive Filing Fees".
Credit Check and Vehicle Value Resources
Where to get a credit report and where to find vehicle values.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
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