Divorce Designer | Evan Taylor Law Office

Agreed Divorce Client Report
This report walks you step by step through the information we need to understand your divorce agreement and review whether your matter is appropriate for an uncontested divorce.
- Step 1: Tell us about you, your spouse, your children, property, debts, and agreements.
- Step 2: Submit your answers for attorney review.
- Step 3: We review the information you provided.
- Step 4: We send you a response with pricing, next steps, and whether representation can be offered.
Important: Submitting this report does not automatically create attorney representation. Representation begins only if the office accepts the matter and you complete the engagement process.
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Your Information
Name*
First Middle Last Suffix
Email*
Phone*
Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
What county do you live in?*
Spouse Information
Name*
First Middle Last Suffix
Address
Same as my address
Street Address City State ZIP Code
What county does your spouse live in?

Marriage Information
Where were you married?*
Please enter the city and state where you were married, or if it was outside of the US then enter the city and country.
When were you married?*
Month
Day
Year
Are you and your spouse still living together?*
- Yes
- No
Separation Date*
Enter the date you and your spouse separated.
Month
Day
Year

Child Information
How many minor children do you have together?*
Please enter a number greater than or equal to 1.
Enter each child's full name and date of birth:*
Example: John Madison Doe, 08/14/2014; Jane Barley Doe, 10/24/2008.
List the children's addresses for the past five years, or since birth if younger than five:*
This information is required in cases involving minor children. Example: 02/2019 – 10/2021 at 123 Main Street, Norman, Oklahoma with both parents; 10/2021 to present at 8989 S. Lake Drive, Noble, Oklahoma with mother.
Legal Custody
Legal custody means who makes major decisions for the children. It does not determine the parenting-time schedule. Joint custody means both parents share decision-making. Sole custody means one parent makes those decisions.
Who will have legal custody of the children?*
- We will have joint legal custody
- I will have sole custody
- My spouse will have sole custody
If there is a disagreement, who should make the tie-breaking decision?*
- I should
- My spouse should
- We should go to mediation and try to work it out
Do you have additional comments about Legal Custody?*
- Yes
- No
Legal Custody Comments:*
Physical Custody
Physical custody refers to the parenting-time schedule: when the children are with each parent. We will ask about the regular school-year schedule, summer schedule, and holiday schedule.
Regular Custody
The Regular Schedule is what is in place during the school year.
How will you and your spouse share regular parenting time during the school year?*
The regular schedule is what is in place during the school year, and excludes summers and holidays.
- We will share time with the children equally
- I will have the children the majority of the time
- My spouse will have the children the majority of the time
Describe the equal-time parenting schedule:*
Example: week-on/week-off with exchange every Sunday at 3:00 p.m.; or Mother has Monday and Tuesday, Father has Wednesday and Thursday, and weekends alternate.
Standard Regular Visitation Schedule
The standard regular visitation schedule is every other weekend from after school on Friday until 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. It also includes long weekends for school holidays.
Will the non-custodial parent have the standard visitation schedule?*
The standard schedule is described above. Select No only if you want a custom schedule.
- Yes
- No
Please describe the visitation schedule for the non-custodial parent:*
Summer Parenting Schedule
The summer schedule explains where the children will stay during summer break.

Standard Summer Visitation Schedule

Period	Even Years	Odd Years
8am June 1 – 8am June 16	Mother	Father
8am June 16 – 8am July 1	Father	Mother
8am July 1 – 8am July 16	Mother	Father
8am July 16 – 8am August 1	Father	Mother
8am August 1 – 8am August 8	Mother	Father
8am August 8 – 8am August 15	Father	Mother

Do you want to use the standard summer schedule?*
- Yes
- No
Please describe your custom summer schedule:*
Holiday Parenting Schedule
The holiday schedule explains how major holidays and school breaks will be divided.

Holiday Standard Visitation Schedule

Holiday	Even Years	Odd Years
Spring Break	Mother	Father
Fall Break	Father	Mother
Thanksgiving Break	Mother	Father
Winter Break (Day School is out to Dec 27th)	Father	Mother
Winter Break (Dec 27th to day school begins)	Mother	Father
Mother’s Day Weekend	Mother	Mother
Father’s Day Weekend	Father	Father

Do you want to use the standard holiday schedule?*
The standard holiday schedule is laid out above.
- Yes
- No
Please describe your custom holiday visitation schedule:*
Additional Custody Information
Use this section only if you need to add details or clarify the custody and visitation arrangements described above.
Do you wish to add other information about custody & visitation?*
- Yes
- No
Describe the additional custody or visitation information:*

Final Questions
Will you and your spouse be able to work together to sign all necessary divorce papers?*
- Yes
- No
- Maybe
Is there anything else you want to tell us?*
- Yes
- No
- I am worn out – NO
Please write below anything else you want us to know:*

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Agreed Divorce Client Report

Your Information

Spouse Information

Marriage Information

Property and Debt Information

Real Property

Other Real Property

Retirements

Vehicles

Bank and Financial Accounts

Household Items and Personal Property

Debts

Other Issues

Support Alimony

Restoration of Name

Minor Children

Child Information

Legal Custody

Physical Custody

Regular Custody

Standard Regular Visitation Schedule

Summer Parenting Schedule

Standard Summer Visitation Schedule

Holiday Parenting Schedule

Holiday Standard Visitation Schedule

Additional Custody Information

Child Support Information

Child Expenses

Child Support Payments

Oklahoma State Child Support Guidelines

Division of Child-Related Expenses

Tax Exemptions

Unusual Child Support Circumstances

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