You must have Adobe Reader (or above) to open and use most of the forms. "Pdf fillable" forms can be saved to your computer and then you can type in them. "Pdf" forms cannot be completed on your computer, but you can print and complete by hand.
To jump down to a group of forms, click one of these links:
For information about how to fill out and file court forms, please read Basics of Court Forms and Filings.
Visit Filing for Divorce to learn about the legal process.
You can use an automated interview that will complete your forms for you after you answer some questions about what you want to request. To use the automated interview, click here and select the "DIVORCE: Complaint" interview. It is best to use Chrome or Firefox (Safari is not recommended and not supported).
At the end of the interview you can efile direct with the court or print/save your forms to file in person.
All of the following forms are required to file a Complaint for Divorce:
Visit Responding to a Divorce to learn about the legal process.
You can use an automated interview that will complete your forms for you after you answer some questions about what you want to request. To use the automated interview, click here and select the "DIVORCE: Answer & Counterclaim" interview. It is best to use Chrome or Firefox (Safari is not recommended and not supported).
At the end of the interview you can efile direct with the court or print/save your forms to file in person.
The Decrees below are only to be used where there is a Plaintiff who filed for divorce against the other person.
*If you filed a Joint Petition for Divorce and need the final Decree of Divorce, do not use the forms below. Instead, use the Joint Petition Decree of Divorce found below under the Joint Petition for Divorce forms.
Visit Getting the Final Divorce Decree to learn about the legal process.
OTHER DOCUMENTS NEEDED TO GET A DIVORCE DECREE WITHOUT A HEARING:
Visit Filing for Divorce Together to learn about the legal process.
You can answer some questions online and have the necessary forms created for you. To do this, visit the Guide and File site and select "DIVORCE: Joint Petition" from the list of filing interviews. At the end of the interview you will have to print your forms, sign and notarize where indicated, and file them with the family court.
Use Chrome or Firefox (Safari is not supported).
ALL of the following forms are needed to file a Joint Petition for Divorce.
Alternate Service Forms:
Fee Waivers:
Publication Forms:
If you cannot find the form you are looking for, please check the Miscellaneous Forms page. If you are looking for motions or oppositions, you can find them on the Motions and Oppositions page.
This website was designed and is maintained by Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, Inc., a private, nonprofit, 501(c) (3) organization that operates the Family Law Self-Help Center through a contract with Clark County, Nevada. This website is intended to provide general information, forms, and resources for people who are representing themselves in a Clark County court without a lawyer. The information on this website is NOT a substitute for legal advice. Talk with a lawyer licensed in Nevada to get legal advice on your situation.