Amy Castillo

J.D. · University of Minnesota School of Law

Amy Yolanda Castillo, J.D., is a graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Law. She spent ten years working in the Minnesota district courts, where her special interest was family law. During her time in the courts, she conducted research and drafted court orders and memoranda for a trial court judge. She currently performs contract review for a government agency.

Articles By Amy Castillo

Grandparent Visitation Rights in Michigan
Learn the details of how grandparents can earn child visitation rights in Michigan.
Child Support Enforcement in Indiana
Learn how to get help collecting child support in Indiana, what state agencies and courts can do to enforce support orders, and what can happen to deadbeat parents.
Child Support Enforcement in Louisiana
Learn how to get help collecting child support in Louisiana, and what can happen to you if you owe back support.
Child Support Enforcement in Missouri
Learn how to get help collecting child support in Missouri, what state agencies and courts can do to enforce support orders, and what can happen to deadbeat parents.
Child Support Enforcement in Kentucky
Learn how to get help collecting child support in Kentucky, what state agencies and courts can do to enforce support orders, and what can happen to deadbeat parents.
The Basics of Annulment in Georgia
Annulments are rare in Georgia and only granted under strict conditions—like bigamy or fraud—but they legally erase a marriage as if it never happened. If kids are involved, though, divorce is the only option.
The Basics of Annulment in Illinois
Like a divorce, an annulment is a court procedure that dissolves, or ends, a marriage. Learn about the effect of an annulment and how to get one in Illinois.
Common Law Marriage in Texas
Learn about common law marriage in Texas.
Common Law Marriage in South Carolina
Living together for a long time doesn't necessarily mean you've established a common law marriage in South Carolina. Continue reading to learn more about the state's specific requirements.
Child Custody and Relocation Laws in Montana
What should you do if you or your ex want to move away with your children?