What documents do I need for a collaborative divorce?

In Alaska, the documents you would need for a collaborative divorce depends on your individual situation. Generally, you will need your most recent tax returns, a financial statement that discloses your current assets and debts, a list of income and expenses, and a list of your separate property that must be divided between the couple. You will also need to fill out an Affidavit of Information and the Adoption or Disposition of Property form. The Affidavit of Information form provides information about the couple’s marriage, including the date of marriage and any children from the marriage. The Adoption or Disposition of Property form outlines how to divide up the couple’s assets and debts. You will also need to create an Agreement of Understanding, which is a statement that outlines the roles and responsibilities each party agrees to as part of the collaborative divorce. Each party must sign this document to make it legally binding. Finally, you or your lawyer will need to draft a Final Dissolution of Marriage form. This form will be filed in court and serves as the official record of the dissolution of your marriage. By working with your lawyer and your spouse, you can create a collaborative divorce agreement that meets your needs and the needs of your spouse. At the end of the process, you will have all the documents you need to legally dissolve your marriage.

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