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Uncontested Divorce in Louisiana
If you and your spouse agree on everything, you can save time and money by handling your Louisiana divorce yourself.
Uncontested Divorce in New Mexico
Learn how you can save time and money by getting an uncontested divorce in New Mexico, as well as other options if you can't meet the state's requirements for uncontested dissolution of marriage.
What Is a Trial Separation?
Taking a break doesn't change your legal rights—here's how a trial separation differs from a formal legal separation, and what to put in writing.
Adultery in Kentucky: Does Cheating Affect Alimony?
How infidelity can—and can't—affect spousal support in a Kentucky divorce.
Uncontested Divorce in Indiana
If you and your spouse agree on the terms, you can finish an Indiana divorce in as little as two months.
Uncontested Divorce in Colorado
If you and your spouse agree on every issue, you can finalize a Colorado divorce in a few months, sometimes without a court hearing.
Uncontested Divorce in Connecticut
In Connecticut, couples who agree on key divorce issues can avoid court battles, cut costs, and even skip the 90-day waiting period. Here's how uncontested divorces work.
How Is Alimony Calculated in California?
Learn about the kinds of spousal support available in California, how judges decide the amount of alimony and how long it will last, and whether you can change the award later.
How Is Alimony Calculated in Texas?
If you’re seeking alimony in your Texas divorce, you may think you’re automatically entitled to it. You may be in for a surprise.
Uncontested Divorce in New Hampshire
If you and your spouse agree on most of the issues in your New Hampshire divorce, you might be able to take advantage of a faster and less expensive divorce process.