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Rule 17.100 Family law forms for dissolution of marriage with no minor or dependent adult children

Persons without attorney representation in dissolution of marriage (divorce) actions without children under the age of 18 who are children of both spouses to the marriage, or children under the age of 18 who were adopted or born during the marriage, or children 18 years of age or older who are children of both spouses to the marriage and still need support must use the forms listed in this rule. These forms cannot be used if a spouse of the marriage is pregnant. These forms are available at no cost on the Iowa Judicial Branch website at: www.iowacourts.gov.

Form 101: Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with no Minor or Dependent Adult Children

Forms 102 and 103: Reserved

Form 104: Original Notice for Personal Service

Form 104a: Original Notice for Personal Service

Form 105: Acceptance of Service

Form 106: Directions for Service of Original Notice

Form 107: Motion and Affidavit to Serve by Publication

Form 108: Original Notice by Publication

Form 109: Application and Affidavit to Defer Payment of Costs

Form 110: Affidavit of Service of Original Notice and Petition for Dissolution of Marriage

Form 111: Protected Information Disclosure

Forms 112 to 114: Reserved

Form 115: Answer to Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with no Minor or Dependent Adult Children

Form 116: General Answer to a Petition

Forms 117 to 121: Reserved

Form 122: Motion in a Dissolution of Marriage with no Minor or Dependent Adult Children

Form 123: Response to a Motion

Form 124: Financial Affidavit for a Dissolution of Marriage with no Minor or Dependent Adult

Children

Form 125: Affidavit of Mailing Notice

Form 126: Notice of Intent to File Written Application for Default Decree

Form 127: Request for Relief in a Dissolution of Marriage with no Minor or Dependent Adult Children

Form 128: Settlement Agreement for a Dissolution of Marriage with no Minor or Dependent Adult

Children

Forms 129 to 200: Reserved

Amendment history: Court Order December 19, 2013; November 7, 2022, effective December 1, 2022; March 16, 2023; October 31, 2023