Counter Complaint For Absolute Divorce {CC-DR-94}

CC-DR-094 - COUNTER-CLAIM FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE (Family Law § 7-103). This form is used in Maryland Circuit Court when a defendant in a divorce case wishes to file their own claim for absolute divorce against the plaintiff. It serves as the formal legal response and includes all issues the defendant wants the court to consider, such as the legal grounds for divorce, requests for custody, visitation, child support, alimony, division of marital property, and restoration of a former name. The form requires detailed personal and marital information, including the date and place of marriage, residency, information about any minor children, other legal proceedings involving the parties, and a proposed parenting plan if applicable. It also allows the defendant to state whether any existing agreements regarding alimony or property division exist and to request specific financial relief or property orders, such as use of the family home or transfer of pensions. The grounds for divorce may include mutual consent, six-month separation, or irreconcilable differences. www.FormsWorkflow.com