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…alimony or other spousal support. How to file for an uncontested Florida divorce Below are the steps that you need to take in the uncontested Florida divorce process. This differs …

…agreement that outlines how you'll divide property and debts, the custody and visitation for any minor children, and spousal support (if included). Both parties need to sign the marital…

…including asset division, alimony, and how to pay child support. It also involves less paperwork and court appearances, which can substantially reduce costs.  While the exact expenses vary by state…

…critical aspects that, if they’d been known at the time of marriage, may have prevented the marriage.  How does an annulment affect my prenup? In many cases, an annulment…

…provides for how your assets and time-sharing responsibilities with your children should be divided. Once you've both signed the separation agreement, you can bring it to your hearing…

…years These are the basic requirements, there may be additional requirements that must be met to qualify. Can I change my name during the divorce process? Yes—you can change…

…other papers your state requires The divorce law in your state governs what needs to be filed and how long you need to be a resident before you can file…

…a divorce by default. How to file for uncontested divorce in Texas The uncontested divorce process is usually simpler and quicker than the process for contested divorces. Here are the…

…step instructions Save and edit anytime Create my will How to see a living person’s will If you are wondering how to get a copy of a will for…

…condition how and when specific marital property was acquired, including the effort expended by each party in accumulating the marital property, the contribution by either party to the acquisition of…