More Articles by Lina Guillen
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International Child Custody Laws
This article provides an overview of the laws relating to international child abductions and move-away cases.
New Mexico Alimony FAQs
Does New Mexico allow alimony? Yes. Alimony, which is also called "spousal support" in New Mexico, may be awarded in a divorce case, but the burden is on the spouse seeking support to show why alimony is needed.
Virginia Separation Agreements
Find out how to work out a separation agreement between you and your spouse.
Common Law Marriage in New Jersey
Think living together long enough makes you married in New Jersey? The truth might surprise you—especially when money and property are on the line.
Adultery in Florida: Does Cheating Affect Alimony?
As you will recall, the last time, the factors to be considered in awarding alimony were outlined and discussed. A question that is frequently asked by individuals is whether or not adultery is a factor to be considered in awarding...
How to Challenge an Unfair Divorce Settlement
Think your divorce settlement was unfair? In rare cases, the court may agree to reopen it—but only under exceptional circumstances like fraud, coercion, or serious inequity.
Rights During Legal Separation
Find out what you can and can't do during a legal separation and why some couples choose to separate instead of getting a divorce.
Military Disability Pay and Divorce
Disability benefits may be divvied up in divorce.
Child Custody in Texas: Moving the Child Out of State
Can a divorced Texas parent move out of state with the child?
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs) in California
Learn how a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) can help you divide certain retirement plan benefits in a divorce.