Ann O’Connell
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Iowa Child Custody Laws
Learn how child custody works in Iowa, including parenting plan requirements, how judges decide when parents can't agree, how to change existing custody arrangements and when grandparents can get visitation.
How Do I File for Divorce in Illinois?
Even though you don’t have to prove your spouse’s fault to get a divorce in Illinois, you’ll still need to follow the state’s and court’s procedures when you file for divorce.
Child Support in Minnesota
Find out how child support is calculated in Minnesota and how those payments can be modified.
Child Support in Michigan
Michigan child support payments are calculated based on the parents' incomes and custody arrangement. Learn how child support is calculated, modified, and enforced in Michigan.
Enforcing Child Custody and Visitation Orders in California
If you live in California and think your ex is violating your child custody or visitation order, how do you start enforcing the order?
Health Insurance and Divorce
Divorce can disrupt your health insurance—but there are several options to stay covered. Here’s what you need to know before finalizing your split.
Dating During Divorce
Thinking about dating before your divorce is final? It might feel like the fresh start you need, but depending on where you live, it could complicate everything from custody to finances. Here's what to know before you jump back in.
Child Support in Connecticut
Connecticut parents must continue to support their children financially after a separation or divorce. Learn how to calculate how much child support you might have to pay in Connecticut.
How Do I File for Divorce in Kentucky?
Even though you don’t have to prove your spouse’s fault to get a divorce in Kentucky, you’ll still need to follow the state’s and court’s procedures when you file for divorce.
How Do I File for Divorce in West Virginia?
Information about West Virginia divorce, including where to file, what to file, and how to serve your spouse.