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State Divorce Information Divorce laws are complex and vary greatly from state to state. The manner in which family law issues are interpreted by the courts even varies within different geographical regions of individual states. Each state page contains local divorce and family law information and resources and a directory of lawyers, mediators, financial analysts and other divorce professionals. Alabama Illinois Nebraska South Dakota Alaska Indiana Nevada Tennessee Arizona Iowa New Hampshire Texas Arkansas Kansas New Jersey Utah California Kentucky New Mexico Vermont Colorado Louisiana New York Virginia Connecticut Maine North Carolina Washington Delaware Maryland North Dakota West Virginia Dist. of Columbia Massachusetts Ohio Wisconsin Florida Michigan Oklahoma Wyoming Georgia Minnesota Oregon   Guam Mississippi Pennsylvania   Hawaii Missouri Rhode Island Canada Idaho Montana South Carolina Military Divorce

Family law encompasses such issues as child support, child custody arrangements, including joint custody agreements, alimony, legal separation and child visitation, among others. Articles about divorce laws and family law issues by divorce lawyers and other divorce professionals can be found in the Divorce Resource Library. Divorce Interactive has a large resource directory containing listings of divorce lawyers, marriage counselors, divorce support groups and other divorce services. Unless your situation is very simple, you will probably need to research local divorce attorneys and possibly even such professionals as forensic accountants, business appraisers, marriage and family therapists and certified divorce planners in putting together your divorce team.

Divorce Interactive also contains information about divorce mediation, an alternative to litigation that is growing in popularity. In mediation, the parties negotiate their own divorce with the help of a mediator, who acts as a facilitator. Most mediators are divorce lawyers, marriage therapists or other types of counselors. One advantage of mediation is that it allows participants to deviate, when appropriate, from strict adherence to existing divorce laws.

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