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A joint petition for divorce is the legal document, signed by you and your spouse, and filed with the clerk of the court. The joint petition commences your divorce case. By jointly filing, you advise the court that your case is uncontested, according to “Nolo’s Essential Guide to Divorce” by Emily Doskow.
