Superior Court of Washington
County of
In re the Marriage of:
Petitioner,
and
Respondent. No.
Petition for
Legal Separation
(PTLGSP)
I. Basis
1.1 Identification of Petitioner
Name (first/last) , Birth date
Last known residence (county and state).
1.2 Identification of Respondent
Name (first/last) , Birth date
Last known residence (county and state).
1.3 Children of the Marriage Dependent Upon Either or Both Spouses
The husband and wife are both the parents of the following dependent children:
Name (first/last) Age
Name (first/last) Age
Name (first/last) Age
Name (first/last) Age
Name (first/last) Age
Name (first/last) Age
The husband is and the wife is not the parent of the following dependent children:
Name (first/last) Age
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Name (first/last) Age
The wife is and the husband is not the parent of the following dependent children:
Name (first/last) Age
Name (first/last) Age
1.4 Request for Legal Separation
This is a request for legal separation in lieu of a dissolution of marriage.
1.5 Date and Place of Marriage
The parties were married on _____________________________________ [Date] at
____________________________________________________ [City and State].
1.6 Separation
[ ] Husband and wife are not separated.
[ ] Husband and wife separated on __________________________________ [Date].
1.7 Jurisdiction
This court has jurisdiction over the marriage.
[ ] This court has jurisdiction over the respondent because:
[ ] the respondent is presently residing in Washington.
[ ] the petitioner and respondent lived in Washington during their marriage and the
petitioner continues to reside, or be a member of the armed forces stationed, in
this state.
[ ] the petitioner and respondent may have conceived a child while within
Washington.
[ ] other:
[ ] This court does not have jurisdiction over the respondent.
1.8 Property
There is community or separate property owned by the parties. The court should make a fair and
equitable division of all the property.
[ ] The division of property should be determined by the court at a later date.
[ ] The petitioner’s recommendation for the division of property is set forth below.
[ ] The petitioner should be awarded the parties’ interest in the following property:
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[ ] The respondent should be awarded the parties’ interest in the following property:
[ ] Other:
1.9 Debts and Liabilities
[ ] The parties have no debts and liabilities.
[ ] The parties have debts and liabilities. The court should make a fair and equitable
division of all debts and liabilities.
[ ] The division of debts and liabilities should be determined by the court at a later
date.
[ ] The petitioner’s recommendation for the division of debts and liabilities is set
forth below.
[ ] The petitioner should be ordered to pay the following debts and
liabilities to the following creditors:
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[ ] The respondent should be ordered to pay the following debts and
liabilities to the following creditors:
[ ] Other:
1.10 Spousal Maintenance
[ ] Spousal maintenance should not be ordered.
[ ] There is a need for spousal maintenance as follows:
[ ] Other:
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1.11 Continuing Restraining Order
[ ] Does not apply.
[ ] A continuing restraining order should be entered which restrains or enjoins the
[ ] husband [ ] wife from disturbing the peace of the other party.
[ ] A continuing restraining order should be entered which restrains or enjoins the
[ ] husband [ ] wife from going onto the grounds of or entering the home, work place or
school of the other party or the day care or school of the following children:
.
[ ] A continuing restraining order should be entered which restrains or enjoins the [ ] husband
[ ] wife from knowingly coming within or knowingly remaining within
____________(distance) of the home, work place or school of the other party or the day
care or school of these children:
________________________________________________________________________.
Other: _________________________________________________________________.
[ ] A continuing restraining order should be entered which restrains or enjoins
__________________________[Name] from molesting, assaulting, harassing, or
stalking ________________________ [Name]. (If the court orders this relief, the
restrained person will be prohibited from possessing a firearm or ammunition under
federal law for the duration of the order. An exception exists for law enforcement
officers and military personnel when carrying department/government-issued firearms.
18 U.S.C. § 925(a)(1). )
[ ] Other:
1.12 Protection Order
[ ] Does not apply.
[ ] A domestic violence protection order should be entered protecting
__________________________ [Name] from __________________________ [Name]
because ____________________________ [Name] has committed domestic violence as
defined by 26.50 RCW against ____________________________ [Name]. (If the court
orders this relief, the restrained person will be prohibited from possessing a firearm or
ammunition under federal law for the duration of the order. An exception exists for law
enforcement officers and military personnel when carrying department/government-
issued firearms. 18 U.S.C. § 925(a)(1). )
If you need immediate protection, contact the clerk/court for RCW 26.50
Domestic Violence forms.
1.13 Pregnancy
[ ] The wife is not pregnant.
[ ] The wife is pregnant. Note: Under RCW 26.26.116, the husband is the presumed
father. If husband or wife believes the husband is not the father, this presumption
may be challenged up to two years after the birth of the child or as otherwise
provided in RCW 26.26.500 through 26.26.625 .
[ ] Other:
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1.14 Jurisdiction Over the Children
[ ] Does not apply because there are no dependent children.
[ ] This court has jurisdiction over the children for the reasons set forth below.
[ ] This court has exclusive continuing jurisdiction. The court has previously made a child
custody, parenting plan, residential schedule or visitation determination in this matter and
retains jurisdiction under RCW 26.27.211.
[ ] This state is the home state of the children because:
[ ] the children lived in Washington with a parent or a person acting as a parent for at
least six consecutive months immediately preceding the commencement of this
proceeding.
[ ] the children are less than six months old and have lived in Washington with a
parent or a person acting as parent since birth.
[ ] any absences from Washington have been only temporary.
[ ] Washington was the home state of the children within six months before the
commencement of this proceeding and the children are absent from the state but a
parent or person acting as a parent continued to live in this state.
[ ] The children and the parents or the children and at least one parent or person acting as a
parent, have significant connection with the state other than mere physical presence; and
substantial evidence is available in this state concerning the children’s care, protection,
training and personal relationships; and
[ ] the children have no home state elsewhere.
[ ] the children’s home state has declined to exercise jurisdiction on the ground that
this state is the more appropriate forum under RCW 26.27.261 or .271.
[ ] All courts in the children's home state have declined to exercise jurisdiction on the ground
that a court of this state is the more appropriate forum to determine the custody of the
children under RCW 26.27.261 or .271.
[ ] No other state has jurisdiction.
[ ] This court has temporary emergency jurisdiction over this proceeding because the children
are present in this state and the children have been abandoned or it is necessary in an
emergency to protect the children because the children, or a sibling or parent of the
children is subjected to or threatened with abuse. RCW 26.27.231.
[ ] There is a previous custody determination that is entitled to be enforced under
this chapter or a child custody proceeding has been commenced in a court of a
state having jurisdiction under RCW 26.27.201 through 26.27.221. The
requirements of RCW 26.27.231(3) apply to this matter. T his st ate’s jurisdiction
over the children shall last until _______________________________ [Date].
[ ] There is no previous custody determination that is entitled to be enforced under
this chapter and a child custody proceeding has not been commenced in a court
of a state having jurisdiction under RCW 26.27.201 through 26.27.221. If an
action is not filed in _____________________ [potential home state] by the time
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the child has been in Washington for six months, ___________________ [Date],
then Washington's jurisdiction will be final and continuing.
[ ] Other:
1.15 Child Support and Parenting Plan for Dependent Children
[ ] The parties have no dependent children.
[ ] Support for the dependent children listed below, should be set pursuant to the
Washington State Child Support Schedule.
Name Mother’s Father’s
of Child Name Name
The petitioner’s proposed parenting plan for the children listed above:
[ ] is attached and is incorporated by reference as part of this Petition.
[ ] will be filed and served at a later date pursuant to RCW 26.09.181.
(The following information is required only for those children who are included in the
petitioner’s proposed parenting plan.)
During the last five years, the children have lived:
[ ] in no place other than the state of Washington and with no person other than the
petitioner or the respondent.
[ ] in the following places with the following persons (list each place the children
lived, including the state of Washington, the dates the children lived there and
the names of the persons with whom the children lived. The present addresses of
those persons must be listed in the Confidential Information Form):
Claims to custody or visitation.
[ ] The petitioner does not know of any person other than the respondent who has
physical custody of, or claims to have custody or visitation rights to, the
children.
[ ] The following persons have physical custody of, or claim to have custody or
visitation rights to, the children (list their names and the children concerned
below and list their present addresses in the Confidential Information Form. Do
not list the responding party):
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Involvement in any other proceeding concerning the children.
[ ] The petitioner has not been involved in any other proceeding regarding the
children.
[ ] The petitioner has been involved in the following proceedings regarding the
children.
Other legal proceedings concerning the children.
[ ] The petitioner does not know of any other legal proceedings concerning the
children.
[ ] The petitioner knows of the following legal proceedings which concern the
children (list the children concerned, the court, the case number and the kind of
proceeding):
1.16 Other
II. Relief Requested
The petitioner Requests the court to enter a decree of legal separation and to grant the relief below.
[ ] Provide reasonable maintenance for the [ ] husband [ ] wife.
[ ] Approve the petitioner’s proposed parenting plan for the dependent children listed in
paragraph 1.14.
[ ] Determine support for the dependent children listed in paragraph 1.14 pursuant to the
Washington State Child Support Schedule.
[ ] Approve the separation contract or prenuptial agreement.
[ ] Divide the property and liabilities.
[ ] Change name of wife to (first, middle, last): _________________________________.
[ ] Change name of husband to (first, middle, last): ______________________________.
[ ] Enter a domestic violence protection order.
[ ] Enter a continuing restraining order.
[ ] Order payment of day care expenses for the children listed in paragraph 1.14.
[ ] Award the tax exemptions for the dependent children listed in paragraph 1.14 as follows:
[ ] Order payment of attorney fees, other professional fees and costs.
[ ] Other:
Dated:
Signature of Petitioner or Lawyer/WSBA No.
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Print or Type Name
I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the state of Washington that the foregoing is true and
correct.
Signed at _________________________, [City] _________ [State] on _____________________ [Date].
Signature of Petitioner Print or Type Name
[ ] Joinder
I, the respondent, join in the petition. I understand that by joining in the petition, a decree or judgment
and order may be entered in accordance with the relief requested in the petition, unless prior to the entry
of the decree or judgment and order a response is filed and served.
[ ] I waive notice of entry of the decree.
[ ] I demand notice of all further proceedings in this matter. Further notice should be sent to the
following address [You may list an address that is not your residential address where you agree
to accept legal documents:
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Any time this address changes while this action is pending, you must notify the opposing parties
in writing and file an updated Confidential Information Form (WPF DRPSCU 09.0200) with the
court clerk.
Dated:
Signature of Respondent
Print or Type Name
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