Using the fact pattern provided below and the two forms from the Connecticut Judicial Branch website provided to you in the required reading resources, fill out the Complaint and Summons forms for the client as he will be representing himself for now. (Ignore Return Date, Juris Number, the area and references to where the Clerk needs to sign, and the certification). Do not get nervous when you first look at this form. It is actually simple as all the information required is provided for you in the fact pattern. You will need to download the forms, which are provided in the required reading resources, and save them to your computer. Then fill out the forms, save the completed forms, and attach them to the blackboard assignment link. If you do not follow these steps, your completed forms will be blank when you submit through Blackboard. John White comes to your office to seek your firm's assistance in filling out the paperwork for divorce. Here are the facts: They were married on September 19, 2005 in Albany, NY. They currently jointly own a home in Milford, Connecticut with a street address of 15 Sunny Lane. John moved out last week and is staying at his mother's house located at 25 Blueberry Hill Road, Milford, Connecticut, just around the corner. John and his wife Susan have two children: Benjamin, born 1/5/2009, and Jaime, born 4/15/2011. They also have another child on the way, due in November of this year. Both parties are employed full time and are not receiving any assistance from the State of Connecticut. John has further indicated that Susan has been unfaithful and, although they tried to work it out, he just cannot get past the affair. There is some doubt as to who the father of the unborn child is. John is very upset and wants to punish Susan for the breakdown of the marriage; however, he wants to keep the divorce civil for Copyright 2022 Post University, All Rights Reserved the sake of the children and does not wish to publicize the affair. John is seeking for legal and physical custody be shared between the parties, He indicates that both parties intend to provide for the support of the children and their higher education expenses.