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Divorce

Divorce
1.Introduction to the Divorce Process
2.Uncontested vs. Contested Divorces
3.Legal Requirements for Divorce
4.The Divorce Process
5.Custody of Minor Children in a Divorce
6.Child Support in a Divorce
7.Spousal Support (Alimony) in a Divorce
8.Marital Settlement Agreements in a Divorce
9.Comparing Equitable Distribution and Community Property for a Divorce
10.Community Property and Separate Property in a Divorce
11.Retirement Benefits in a Divorce
12.Tax Implications of a Divorce
13.Other Issues Affecting Divorce
14.Divorce Procedures in Your State
1. Introduction to the Divorce Process
LegalZoom’s education center provides you with the resources you need to consider a divorce. You’ll find general divorce information in our Education Center, and our FAQs answer common divorce questions. Access to the Glossary and Useful Resources gives you a variety of tools to make powerful, informed decisions.

If you and your spouse can agree on the terms of your divorce, instead of having a judge decide them for you in court, the divorce process can be simpler and much less expensive. Studies have shown spouses who actively participate in settling a divorce are most likely to avoid post-divorce conflict and cooperate in parenting.

With LegalZoom’s legal documentation service, you can perform uncontested divorces without an attorney.  Answer our online questionnaire, and we’ll prepare your divorce documents and a marital settlement agreement.
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