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Family & Relationship
Legal Forms

Attorney-reviewed documents for every stage of your relationship and family life — from cohabitation agreements to uncontested divorce, child authorizations, and guardianship.

  • State-specific divorce forms for all 50 states
  • Attorney-reviewed family law documents
  • Instant download with support and updates

What do you need to do?

Start with your situation, then choose a state only when the forms are state-specific.

Choose your family or relationship goal
Choose the filing state, or browse all states.
Browse divorce packages by state

Forms for Every Life Milestone

Select the life event that applies to your situation to find the right legal forms

Raising Children & Guardianship

6 forms available

Authorization forms for travel, medical care, and temporary guardianship

Divorce & Separation

8 options available

Complete divorce packages and individual forms for ending your marriage

Not Sure Where to Start?

Match your situation to the right forms.

“I need someone else to care for my child”

Authorize travel, medical care, or temporary guardianship for a minor in writing.

  • Authorize international travel with a minor
  • Let a caregiver consent to medical treatment
  • Set up temporary guardianship with another adult
  • Ohio grandparents have dedicated forms

Recommended forms

Foreign Travel Authorization Temporary Guardianship Authorization

Frequently Asked Questions About Family and Relationship Forms

No, you can use these forms without a lawyer for straightforward, uncontested situations where both parties agree. All forms are attorney-reviewed and include instructions. However, if your situation involves complex assets, disputes, or domestic violence concerns, we strongly recommend consulting an attorney.
Prenuptial agreements are legal and enforceable in all 50 states, but specific requirements vary — review your state's rules before signing. For agreements involving substantial assets, consider having an attorney review the document.
Each complete divorce package includes three essential documents: the Petition for Divorce (to start the divorce), the Marital Settlement Agreement (to settle property, custody, and support), and the Divorce Decree (to finalize the divorce). All forms are state-specific and attorney-reviewed. Additional procedural forms may be included as required by state law.
These forms are designed for uncontested situations where both parties agree on all terms. If you disagree on custody, property division, or support, you'll need mediation or legal representation. Consider starting with our forms and consulting an attorney if disputes arise.
In most states, you'll need at least one court appearance or filing, even for uncontested divorces. However, our no-fault divorce forms streamline the process by providing all necessary documents upfront. Some states allow "desk divorces" where the judge signs the decree without a hearing if both parties agree and all paperwork is complete.
Yes, properly drafted cohabitation agreements are generally enforceable as contracts. Our forms cover property ownership, financial responsibilities, and what happens if the relationship ends. They're especially important for unmarried couples who own property together or have significant shared finances.
A prenuptial agreement is for couples planning to marry and becomes effective upon marriage. A cohabitation agreement is for unmarried couples living together and is effective immediately as a contract. Prenups address divorce-related issues (alimony, property division); cohabitation agreements address separation-related issues (who keeps what, who moves out).
Yes, all forms are provided in editable Word format so you can customize party names, dates, specific terms, and any state-required clauses. We recommend reviewing your state's specific requirements and adding any necessary provisions before finalizing the document.