Montana Divorce and Family Law

Montana Family Law Rules

Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Montana

Learn more about the types of maintenance available in Montana and how courts decide the final award.
Uncontested Divorce in Montana

Learn how to save money and time by getting an uncontested divorce in Montana.
The Basics of Annulment in Montana

Like a divorce, a civil annulment is a court procedure that dissolves, or ends, a marriage. Learn about the effects of annulment and how to get one in Montana.
Montana Divorce: Dividing Property

Going through a divorce in Montana? Learn how courts decide who keeps what, how debts are divided, and what role fairness—not fault—plays in splitting property and awarding support.
Montana Divorce FAQ

Getting divorced in Montana can be disorienting (if you’re not a lawyer). Going in without some basic information can only make it worse.
How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in Montana

Domestic violence doesn’t just harm victims—it can shape child custody decisions. Learn how abuse allegations impact parental rights and court outcomes in Montana.
How Do I File for Divorce in Montana?

Learn about how having an agreement with your spouse—or not having one—can affect how you file for divorce in Montana.

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