West Virginia Family Law Rules
West Virginia Family Law Rules
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West Virginia Divorce: Dividing Property
When a couple divorces in West Virginia, the court will divide the marital property based on equitable distribution.
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Uncontested Divorce in West Virginia
Learn how you can get a relatively quick and easy uncontested divorce in West Virginia.
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How Do I File for Divorce in West Virginia?
Information about West Virginia divorce, including where to file, what to file, and how to serve your spouse.
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Child Support in West Virginia
All parents, whether married or not, have a legal duty to support their kids. Learn how child support works in West Virginia.
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Child Custody in West Virginia: The Best Interests of the Child
West Virginia courts award custody of children based on the "best interests of the child" standard. Continue reading to find out how it works.
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Legal Separation in West Virginia FAQs
Divorce isn't a new concept, but it's not always the preferred method for ending a relationship. For some couples, particularly those who still believe reconciliation is possible, legal separation may be a better choice.
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Can Children Express Preference in West Virginia Custody Proceedings?
In West Virginia, a child’s custody preference may factor into the court’s decision if the child is mature enough and the reasoning is sound. Judges weigh this preference alongside what best serves the child’s overall well-being.
Alimony
Alimony
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Adultery in West Virginia: Does Cheating Affect Alimony?
If you’re getting divorced in West Virginia, and your spouse has cheated on you, will it have an impact on any alimony award?
Alternatives to Divorce
Alternatives to Divorce
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The Basics of Annulment in West Virginia
Like a divorce, an annulment is a court procedure that dissolves, or ends, a marriage. Learn about the effect of an annulment and how to get one in West Virginia.
