Ann O’Connell
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How Do I File for Divorce in New Mexico?
New Mexico allows both "fault" and "no-fault" divorces. Find out which one is right for you and how to get started with your New Mexico divorce.
Illinois Alimony FAQ
Learn about the kinds of spousal support available in Illinois, how judges decide the amount of alimony and how long it will last, and whether you can change the award later.
Child Support in Colorado
Find out how to calculate child support in Colorado and how a support award can be modified or terminated.
Child Support in Arkansas
Find out how child support is calculated in Arkansas, and how those payments can be modified or terminated.
Grounds for Divorce in Virginia
If you’re filing for divorce in Virginia, you must have a legitimate reason. There are options available to you—but you need to be sure you pick the right one.
Texas Community Property FAQ
If you're getting divorced in Texas, you'll want to know about the state's community property laws.
Uncontested Divorce in Louisiana
When Louisiana spouses agree on all issues in their divorce, they might be able to file an uncontested divorce, which is often faster and less expensive than a traditional divorce.
Uncontested Divorce in North Carolina
Learn how to get a quick and easy uncontested divorce in North Carolina, including the requirements, necessary paperwork, how and where to file the forms, and how to complete the process.
Uncontested Divorce in Nevada
In Nevada, divorcing spouses who agree on all the divorce-related issues, like child custody and property division, can file a joint petition and skip the time and expense of appearing in court.
How Do I File for Divorce in North Dakota?
Which type of divorce should you file in North Dakota—a contested divorce, an uncontested divorce, or a summary divorce?