Updated for 2026 • Superior Court of Guam

Guam Consent Divorce Kit

The Correct Forms & Roadmap for a Fast "Consent Divorce" in Guam

Guam allows for a streamlined "Consent Divorce" if both parties agree. Our kit provides the specific Consent to Divorce waiver and Marital Settlement Agreement required by the Superior Court of Guam to finalize your case quickly.

Includes Complaint, Consent Waiver & Final Decree.

One-time download $129 Flat Fee
Download Our Guam Divorce Kit

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Is This Kit Right for You?

Guam has specific residency rules. Check below to see if you qualify to file.

Use this kit if:

  • One of you has resided in Guam for at least 7 days before filing.
  • Both spouses consent to the divorce and will sign the paperwork.
  • You agree on all property division and debt allocation.
  • You want to file in the Superior Court of Guam without a lawyer.

Talk to a lawyer if:

  • Your spouse refuses to sign the Consent to Divorce.
  • You have not met the 7-day residency requirement.
  • There is domestic violence or you need a restraining order.
  • You have complex assets spread across different countries/territories.

Why Choose a DIY Kit?

Guam's legal system is distinct from the mainland. Generic US divorce forms often miss the specific Consent to Divorce waiver that makes the Guam process so fast. We provide the exact format the Superior Court Clerk expects.

Save Thousands

Lawyers in Hagåtña typically charge $1,500+ for simple consent divorces. Our kit is a one-time fee of $129.

The "Consent" Advantage

We include the Consent to Divorce form so you can waive the waiting periods and move straight to the final decree.

The Cost of Divorce in Guam

Avg. Lawyer Fee
$1,500+
PlainDivorce Kit Best Value
$129

That's money in your pocket for your fresh start.

What's Included: Guam Superior Court Forms

We provide the specific forms required for a Consent Divorce in Guam.

Step-by-Step Roadmap

A clear guide on how to file your Complaint, secure the Consent from your spouse, and present your Decree to the judge.

Core Legal Documents

Includes the complete packet for a Consent Divorce:

Complaint for Divorce
Consent to Divorce
Marital Settlement Agreement

Final Decree Template

The Decree of Divorce is the document the judge signs. We provide a clean, court-ready template that incorporates your agreement.

Valid for filing at the Superior Court of Guam (Guam Judicial Center in Hagåtña).

How It Works

A simple roadmap to get your Consent Divorce in Guam.

1

Prepare & Sign

Download the kit. Fill out the Complaint and Settlement Agreement. Both spouses sign the Consent to Divorce in front of a notary.

2

File in Hagåtña

File your documents with the Superior Court Clerk at the Judicial Center. Pay the filing fee (approx. $300).

3

Final Decree

Because both parties consented, the judge can review the file and sign the Final Decree of Divorce without a long waiting period.

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Frequently Asked Questions

“What is a Consent Divorce in Guam?”

A Consent Divorce is Guam's version of an uncontested divorce. It means both spouses agree to the divorce and have signed a Consent to Divorce form. This waives the need for formal service and speeds up the process significantly.

Learn more about the 7-day residency rule.

“What is the 7-day residency rule?”

Guam allows you to file for a Consent Divorce if at least one spouse has resided in Guam for 7 days immediately preceding the filing of the complaint. This is one of the shortest residency requirements in the US legal system.

“Do I have to appear in court?”

In many Consent Divorce cases, the judge may grant the divorce based on the paperwork alone without requiring a hearing, or the hearing may be very brief. However, you should always be prepared to attend if the judge requests it.

“Does this kit cover child custody?”

Yes. The Marital Settlement Agreement included in the kit has sections for child custody, visitation, and support. However, both parents must fully agree on these terms for the divorce to remain "uncontested."

Important Legal Disclaimer

PlainDivorce is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or represent you in court. The Guam Uncontested Divorce Kit is a self-help information product.

Court rules and filing fees (approx. $300) can change. You are responsible for verifying local requirements with the Superior Court of Guam Clerk.