Washington divorce forms (2026)

Washington publishes a statewide set of mandatory family law forms, so the core documents are identical across counties. The petition and summons open the case; the findings and the final divorce order close it. Counties can add a local cover sheet or a case schedule, but the four below carry an uncontested dissolution from start to finish.

1. 1

   Petition for Divorce (Dissolution) (FL Divorce 201)

   Opens the case and lays out what you're asking the court to order.

   Official form
2. 2

   Summons (FL Divorce 200)

   Formally notifies your spouse and starts their response clock.

   Official form
3. 3

   Findings and Conclusions about a Marriage (FL Divorce 231)

   Records the facts the judge relies on to grant the divorce.

   Official form
4. 4

   Final Divorce Order (FL Divorce 241)

   The order the judge signs to end the marriage and divide property.

   Official form

See the full set on the Washington court forms site. New to these documents? Our divorce papers explainer and filing checklist walk through each step.