The state of Louisiana doesn’t offer separate divorce forms for each of the 64 parishes. Most of the parish-specific forms that are available online are either for uncontested divorces without children or for one specific parish and can’t be used elsewhere. Below are the forms we were able to locate online.
The Louisiana Civil Code recognizes two types of divorces in the state – Article 102 and Article 103. The types of divorces are far too complex for us to list. It is evident that the state prefers that you use a divorce attorney.
Louisiana divorce forms for Livingston Parish. This is a complete packet of forms.
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce Without Minor Children – Livingston Parish
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce With Minor Children – Livingston Parish
Louisiana divorce forms for Livingston Parish. This is a complete packet of forms.
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce Without Minor Children – St. Helena Parish
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce With Minor Children – St. Helena Parish
Louisiana divorce forms for Tangipahoa Parish. This is a complete packet of forms.
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce Without Minor Children – Tangipahoa Parish
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce With Minor Children – Tangipahoa Parish
Louisiana divorce forms for all other parishes. This is a complete packet of forms.
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce Without Minor Children
- Louisiana Petition For Divorce With Minor Children
The Louisiana State Bar Association offers a free online program to file for divorce only if there are no minor children involved. Visit the Louisiana Legal Education and Assistance Program website to determine if you can file the forms online.
Feel like you need a divorce lawyer? Visit our Divorce Lawyers in Louisiana page.