Ann O’Connell
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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 Tennessee?
Every state has its own rules and procedures for filing a divorce. Here's what you need to know to get started with your Tennessee divorce.
Child Support in Nevada
Find out how to calculate child support in Nevada and how a support award can be modified or terminated.
How Do I File for Divorce in Kansas?
It’s important to know the state’s and court’s procedures before filing your divorce in Kansas. Otherwise, the court might reject your divorce petition.
Divorces and Finances: Does the Separation Date Affect Spouses' Property Rights?
In every divorce, there's a date after which property one spouse acquires is no longer considered marital property. Learn how courts decide in a divorce when property becomes a spouse's separate property.
The Different Kinds of Divorce
If you’re contemplating ending your marriage, your state might have a name other than "divorce" for the procedure. Here's what to look for before you decide how to move forward.
What Is a Custodial Parent?
Understanding what it means to be custodial parent is key to negotiating the custody arrangement you want.
Child Custody When One Parent Is in the Military
Child custody and visitation issues for military members are compounded by uncertainty about future deployments.
How to File for Divorce While Living Abroad
If you or your spouse lives outside the U.S., you'll need to follow both international and state laws to make sure your divorce is valid within the U.S.