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The court considers three key questions when it decides if you or your spouse should get spousal support. How long were you married? Do either of you need it? And can either of you afford to pay it?

Where you file for divorce could have long-term effects on your life, especially if you have kids. Find out if you have options and how to decide between them.

Getting divorced can sometimes take up to a year or more. It's optional to ask for "temporary orders" to define what happens in the meantime.

Learn about how your property and debts are divided during a divorce. Temporary orders can also help make arrangements for what you need in the short term.

To get a divorce you must give a legal reason, called “grounds” for the divorce. Learn about the reasons you can get divorced in Ohio.

Learn what you should know about custody, parenting time (sometimes called visitation in other states) and shared parenting during a divorce.

Here's the kind of information you will need to pull together to complete your dissolution or divorce forms.

Employers usually don’t have to offer specific benefits or leave, but some situations require it.

If you're going through divorce or dissolution, here's how to suggest a parenting plan that meets your family's needs.

Learn about child support and how to ask for it during a divorce.