A service of Burroughs Law Office, P.C.
Lawren D. Burroughs — VSB #72086
4445 Corporation Ln, STE 225
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Tel: (757) 363-0077 · Fax: (804) 412-6108 · lawren@burroughs.law
No-Fault Divorce
Client Intake Form
Lawren D. Burroughs sent you this form so you can share the information we need to start or continue work on your matter. Everything happens in this browser on your device — nothing is uploaded anywhere until you choose to send it back.
Enter the order number from your purchase receipt and the email address you used at checkout. This lets us match your answers to your order.
Filing details, separation period, divorce grounds, and MPSA information. Marriage and separation places live in the Marriage Details section above.
Answer the question below first. If you know who is representing your spouse / the other party, please share their contact information here.
List all minor children (under 18) of this relationship.
If you and the other parent have agreed on any schedule details, share them here. Leave blank if not yet decided.
List any existing custody, support, or protective orders that affect this matter — even if they were entered in another state or another court. Click "Add Order" for each one.
Please provide certification information and tax-dependency years for each party. This information is used when preparing child support worksheets and DCSE filings.
Details of the spousal support arrangement you described above. Leave anything you have not agreed on blank.
Employer details first — they're needed for support worksheets. Income amounts follow.
Enter monthly amounts. Leave blank if not applicable.
Other party employer details first — provide your best estimate if exact information is unknown.
Other party income — monthly amounts unless noted.
Avoid double-entry. Mortgages and vehicle-loan balances flow automatically from the Real Property and Vehicles sections — do not re-add them here. Use this list only for unsecured debts: credit cards, student loans, personal loans, taxes, medical, and any other unsecured liabilities.
List significant personal property — both tangible (jewelry, art, furniture, equipment, firearms, livestock, etc.) and intangible (bank accounts, brokerage, cryptocurrency, intellectual property, business interests, digital assets). For each item, choose whether it is tangible or intangible. Real estate, vehicles, and retirement accounts have their own sections — do not list them here.
List vehicles owned by you and/or your spouse.
Information about the marital residence and any investment, vacation, or land holdings.
Add any rental, vacation, or land holdings owned by either party.
List retirement accounts for both parties (IRA, 401(k), 403(b), TSP, FERS, CSRS, VRS, Military Pension, etc.).
List any witnesses you may want to call at trial or hearing.
Fact witnesses who have personal knowledge relevant to your case.
Professionals who may provide expert testimony (appraisers, therapists, CPAs, etc.).
List documents, photos, recordings, and other items you would like to have admitted at trial. Don't worry about the labeling — your attorney will handle that.
This is your space to share anything else we should know. Take as much room as you need.
Check any issue the parties want to reserve for later determination by the court, waive by this agreement, or jointly resolve below. Child support and custody cannot be waived — only reserved.
Lump-sum award (Mallery-Sayre). Completed only when support type = lump-sum.
Child support cannot be waived — only agreed, reserved, or contested.
Each unpaid installment becomes a judgment by operation of law on its due date (Adcock; § 20-60.3(14)).
Per-account institution / balance / last-4 details are captured in the Assets section. These selectors drive which option clause renders in Stipulation Agreement Section 8.
Real-estate and retirement-account dispositions (waived / reserved / divided / retained) are set on each individual record in the Real Property and Retirement Accounts sections above.