Divorce Laws

Each state in the United States has formed its own divorce laws that guide how to solve the following issues –

  • Child Custody
  • Child Support
  • Alimony or Spousal Support or Maintenance
  • Property Distribution
  • Spouse’s name
  • Premarital Agreement

The Statutes consist of Titles which are comprised of Chapters. The Court deviates from the standard guidelines in the presence of certain circumstances.

While solving the issue of Child Custody, the Court has the best interests of the child in mind. The income of both the spouses forms the basis of child support amounts.

Alimony may be awarded to any partner. The mode of payment may be lump sum or periodic. Usually, after the death of either partner or the remarriage of the recipient, the payment of alimony terminates

Regarding Property Distribution, some states are equitable distribution states where the Court separates the marital property in an equitable and just manner. Others are community property states where the marital property is divided in an equal manner.

Generally, women have the desire to restore their maiden name or name before marriage after divorce has been granted. They have to file a petition requesting a change of name and then the Court proceeds further.

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Information about state specific divorce laws

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