Reviewed August 2026
Forms in Indiana
Indiana calls its divorce paperwork the Verified Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Unlike states that assign a numeric form code, no Indiana Supreme Court or courts.in.gov source lists a statewide numeric form ID for this document. Some third-party websites use a number like PS-31152-1, but no official Indiana Supreme Court or Judicial Branch source confirms it. Don't rely on that number. Indiana tracks its self-represented-litigant packets by name and packet revision date instead. These packets come through the Coalition for Court Access self-help forms library, the closest thing Indiana has to an authoritative statewide divorce-forms source.
Virdix's document-preparation product currently prepares divorce paperwork for California and Florida cases. This page explains how forms works under Indiana law for people researching before they file. It is not legal advice, and Virdix does not prepare or file Indiana paperwork. See how Virdix works for California divorces.
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Where Indiana's official forms live
Indiana's self-service center at in.gov/courts/selfservice/ serves as the Judicial Branch's entry point for self-represented litigants. It points to the Coalition for Court Access self-help forms library, reflected in the packets published at indianalegalhelp.org/commonly-used-forms/. Indiana currently maintains two petition packet revisions: 202509 for the with-children/agreed version and 202410 for the without-children/contested version. Confirm you're using the current revision date, not an older download.
The petition: Verified Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
You file Indiana's Verified Petition for Dissolution of Marriage in the circuit or superior court with proper venue. Indiana identifies it by name and packet revision date rather than a state form number. That's unusual, so always check the revision date on the Coalition for Court Access packet against the current version posted online instead of reusing an older printout.
Financial disclosure and forms for cases with children
Indiana Supreme Court and Judicial Branch sources don't list a specific, separately numbered statewide financial-disclosure form, or a standalone UCCJEA jurisdictional affidavit. Since Indiana also skips a numeric code for its core petition, its self-represented packets likely fold financial disclosure and any custody jurisdictional information directly into the petition and accompanying packet documents, instead of issuing them as separate numbered forms. Check the current packet contents at indianalegalhelp.org/commonly-used-forms/, and confirm with the circuit or superior court clerk in your county about any additional local requirements.
E-filing
Indiana runs a mandatory statewide e-filing system, the Indiana E-Filing System (IEFS), built on the Odyssey case management platform under Indiana Trial Rule 86. E-filing is mandatory for attorneys and other registered Users of the system. Self-represented litigants who aren't registered Users don't have to e-file. Indiana Trial Rules 4 and 5 still govern paper filing and service for unrepresented parties, though pro se filers can register and e-file voluntarily if they prefer.
Fee waivers and self-help support
Indiana's fee-waiver document is the Verified Motion for Fee Waiver, part of the statewide Family Filing Fee Waiver packet distributed through the Coalition for Court Access self-help forms library, referenced by document control number CCA-GF-0819-3004. Indiana doesn't appear to assign this a separate numbered state form code either. The Indiana self-service center at in.gov/courts/selfservice/ serves as the Judicial Branch's central self-help resource, and it links out to indianalegalhelp.org for the actual downloadable packets.
Sources: Indiana Courts self-service center
Not independently confirmed
- Live direct access to indianalegalhelp.org (site returns HTTP 403 to automated fetch tools; packet contents described based on prior source review)
- Whether a separately numbered statewide financial-disclosure form exists apart from the petition packet
- Whether a standalone, separately numbered UCCJEA jurisdictional affidavit form exists
Forms in Indiana: frequently asked questions
What is Indiana's official divorce petition called?+
Verified Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. No Indiana Supreme Court or courts.in.gov source confirms a statewide numeric form code. Some third-party sites label it PS-31152-1, but no official source verifies that number, so don't rely on it.
Where do I get official Indiana divorce forms?+
Indiana's self-service center at in.gov/courts/selfservice/ points self-represented filers to the Coalition for Court Access self-help forms library, published at indianalegalhelp.org/commonly-used-forms/. Check the packet revision date, since Indiana updates these packets from time to time.
What financial disclosure does Indiana require in a divorce?+
Official Indiana sources don't confirm a separately numbered statewide financial-disclosure form. Disclosure appears built into the self-represented petition packet itself, so check the current packet at indianalegalhelp.org and confirm any additional local requirements with your circuit or superior court clerk.
Does Indiana have a UCCJEA form for divorces with children?+
Official Indiana sources don't confirm a standalone, separately numbered UCCJEA jurisdictional affidavit. Check the Coalition for Court Access packet at indianalegalhelp.org, and ask your county clerk whether a separate form applies to your case.
Do I have to e-file my Indiana divorce forms?+
Only if you're a registered e-filing User, which is mandatory for attorneys. Self-represented litigants who aren't registered Users don't have to e-file and may file on paper, though they can choose to e-file voluntarily through the Indiana E-Filing System.
How do I get my Indiana filing fee waived?+
Submit the Verified Motion for Fee Waiver, part of the statewide Family Filing Fee Waiver packet distributed through the Coalition for Court Access self-help forms library at indianalegalhelp.org.
This page is general information about forms in Indiana, not legal advice for your situation. Laws, fees, and procedures change over time; confirm current details with Indiana's own courts before relying on anything here. Virdix is not a law firm and is not licensed to practice law in Indiana. Virdix does not prepare or file Indiana divorce paperwork. It is not a substitute for an attorney licensed in Indiana.
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