Key documents to begin a no-fault divorce include identification, marriage certificate, proof of residency, tax returns, recent pay stubs, bank and retirement account statements, mortgage or lease documents, and information about debts and vehicles. For cases involving children, school and medical records, daycare receipts, and evidence of parenting schedules are important. Collecting these materials early helps prepare accurate disclosures and supports negotiations or court presentations in Quitman County. Housley Law provides a tailored checklist to ensure clients gather the most relevant documents for their case. Having organized financial records and documentation of parenting arrangements helps avoid delays and strengthens your ability to propose reasonable settlements. If valuation of businesses or retirement accounts is necessary, additional documents such as account histories, business records, and expert reports may be required. Housley Law can guide clients to assemble necessary records and, when needed, coordinate with financial professionals to provide the documentation courts expect.