Reviewed August 2026
The West Virginia Judiciary publishes official, standardized divorce forms statewide as part of the SCA-FC series. Form SCA-FC-101, Petition for Divorce, is the core petition. It's filed with companion forms: SCA-FC-100 (instructions), SCA-FC-103 (Civil Case Information Statement), SCA-FC-104 (Vital Statistics), and SCA-FC-106 (Financial Statement). This numbered structure makes West Virginia's system more centralized and judiciary-published than several neighboring states, which rely on legal-aid organizations or unnumbered pleadings.
Virdix's document-preparation product currently prepares divorce paperwork for California and Florida cases. This page explains how forms works under West Virginia law for people researching before they file. It is not legal advice, and Virdix does not prepare or file West Virginia paperwork. See how Virdix works for California divorces.
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The West Virginia Judiciary hosts the statewide official source directly at courtswv.gov/public-resources/court-forms/divorce-forms. It links to the full SCA-FC series, including the current Petitioner's Divorce Packet Instructions. The site clearly separates instructions for self-represented petitioners from reference materials aimed at attorneys elsewhere on the site.
File SCA-FC-101, Petition for Divorce, together with SCA-FC-103, Civil Case Information Statement, and SCA-FC-104, Vital Statistics. Financial disclosure runs through SCA-FC-106, Financial Statement, a statewide numbered form for income, expenses, assets, and debts. West Virginia does not use an informal or county-specific worksheet for this.
The official sites publish no separately numbered UCCJEA affidavit apart from the other SCA-FC filings. Custody-jurisdiction information consistent with the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act is likely addressed within the petition or a related parenting document for cases involving minor children. Check the current packet contents at courtswv.gov/public-resources/court-forms/divorce-forms.
CourtPLUS E-File, the statewide e-filing system, went live in all counties on July 15, 2024, following a county-by-county rollout that began years earlier. Its documentation, though, sits mainly in courtswv.gov's legal-community section. West Virginia's official self-represented Petitioner's Divorce Packet Instructions (SCA-FC-100, revised 05/29/2024) describe only in-person paper filing at the Circuit Clerk's Office and say nothing about e-filing for pro se divorce filers. Call the county circuit clerk to confirm whether pro se filers can or must e-file a divorce petition specifically.
Filers who cannot afford the fee can submit Form SCA-C&M201, Financial Affidavit and Application: Eligibility for Waiver of Fees, Costs, or Security in a Civil or Domestic Case. It works in Magistrate Court, Circuit Court, or Family Court. A related form, SCA-C&M202.03, Motion for Review: Eligibility for Waiver of Fees, Costs, or Security, lets filers seek court review if the fee-waiver request is denied. West Virginia's SCA-C&M series is shared across case types, so the same fee-waiver form applies whether the underlying case is the divorce itself or a related custody or support matter.
Sources: West Virginia Judiciary: divorce forms, West Virginia Judiciary: fee waiver forms
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SCA-FC-101, Petition for Divorce. It's part of the West Virginia Judiciary's numbered SCA-FC series and is filed together with SCA-FC-103 (Civil Case Information Statement) and SCA-FC-104 (Vital Statistics).
Yes. SCA-FC-106, Financial Statement, is the statewide numbered form for disclosing income, expenses, assets, and debts. It's part of the same SCA-FC series as the petition.
This isn't confirmed. CourtPLUS E-File went live statewide in July 2024, but the official self-represented Petitioner's Divorce Packet Instructions describe only in-person paper filing at the Circuit Clerk's Office. Check current pro se e-filing options with your county circuit clerk.
The West Virginia Judiciary hosts the statewide official source directly at courtswv.gov/public-resources/court-forms/divorce-forms.
Yes. File Form SCA-C&M201, Financial Affidavit and Application: Eligibility for Waiver of Fees, Costs, or Security. If it's denied, use Form SCA-C&M202.03, Motion for Review, to seek court reconsideration.
The official sites publish no separately numbered UCCJEA affidavit apart from the SCA-FC petition series. Custody-jurisdiction information is likely addressed within the petition or a related parenting document. Check current packet contents on courtswv.gov.
This page is general information about forms in West Virginia, not legal advice for your situation. Laws, fees, and procedures change over time; confirm current details with West Virginia's own courts before relying on anything here. Virdix is not a law firm and is not licensed to practice law in West Virginia. Virdix does not prepare or file West Virginia divorce paperwork. It is not a substitute for an attorney licensed in West Virginia.
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