Nevada · Forms and fees · Updated Oct 2026
Nevada divorce forms and filing fees
Where to get Nevada's official divorce forms and what filing costs: the court's free forms, its self-help pages, how to ask for a fee waiver, which court to file in and e-filing.
Quick answer
We could not confirm one current statewide filing fee for Nevada, so ask the court clerk for the exact amount. Can't afford it? File an Application to Proceed In Forma Pauperis (fee waiver application) with a request for submission and an order.
- Filing fee
- Check with your court
- Court
- District Court (Family Division in Clark and Washoe counties)
Official divorce forms for Nevada
Agreeing on everything? See Uncontested divorce in Nevada.
Filing fee in Nevada
We could not confirm one current statewide filing fee for Nevada, so ask the court clerk for the exact amount.
Fees change and many counties add charges, such as service or a parenting class. Ask the court clerk for the exact amount before you file.
If you can't afford the fee in Nevada
- File an Application to Proceed In Forma Pauperis (fee waiver application) with a request for submission and an order.
- For a joint petition, both spouses must file separate applications.
- A granted waiver also covers sheriff service costs and lasts one year.
- Guided DIY form: https://selfhelp.nvcourts.gov/self-help/getting-started/court-forms-fees-and-waivers/court-fees-and-fee-waivers
Where and how to file
- Court
- District Court (Family Division in Clark and Washoe counties)
- E-filing
- Many Nevada district courts use the eFileNV system: https://efilenv.tylertech.cloud/. Ask your court clerk whether self-represented people can e-file there.
Filing your divorce papers in Nevada, step by step
Download the official forms
Use the court's official divorce forms: Divorce forms (Nevada courts)
File with the right court
File with the District Court (Family Division in Clark and Washoe counties).
Pay the filing fee
Ask the court clerk for the current filing fee before you file.
Or ask for a fee waiver
File an Application to Proceed In Forma Pauperis (fee waiver application) with a request for submission and an order.
File online or in person
Many Nevada district courts use the eFileNV system: https://efilenv.tylertech.cloud/.
Keep copies
Make copies of everything you file and keep them together.
Questions about divorce forms and fees in Nevada
How do I get the divorce filing fee waived in Nevada?
File an Application to Proceed In Forma Pauperis (fee waiver application) with a request for submission and an order. For a joint petition, both spouses must file separate applications. A granted waiver also covers sheriff service costs and lasts one year. Guided DIY form: https://selfhelp.nvcourts.gov/self-help/getting-started/court-forms-fees-and-waivers/court-fees-and-fee-waivers
Where can I get official divorce forms for Nevada?
The courts publish official divorce forms: Divorce forms (Nevada courts). Their self-help pages explain the process: Divorce self-help (Nevada courts).
Can I file divorce papers online in Nevada?
Many Nevada district courts use the eFileNV system: https://efilenv.tylertech.cloud/. Ask your court clerk whether self-represented people can e-file there.
Which court handles divorce in Nevada?
District Court (Family Division in Clark and Washoe counties)
More about divorce in Nevada
- All Nevada divorce laws
- Uncontested divorce in Nevada
- Alimony in Nevada
- Child custody and support in Nevada
- Serving divorce papers in Nevada
- Divorce timeline estimator for Nevada
- Divorce checklist for Nevada
- Divorce filing fees by state
- How to file for divorce without a lawyer
Forms and fees in nearby states
- Divorce forms (Nevada courts)
- Divorce self-help (Nevada courts)
- NRS Chapter 125 - Dissolution of Marriage
- NRS Chapter 125B - Obligation of Support
- Nevada Self-Help Center: Divorce Overview
- Nevada Self-Help Center: Responding to a Divorce
- Nevada Self-Help Center: Court Fees and Fee Waivers
- NRS Chapter 3 (3.475, 3.500 mandatory mediation)
Last checked: Oct 24, 2026.