Divorce Laws, Forms, and Fees by State
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Timelines
Every state has different 'Cooling Off' periods. California requires 6 months; others require 60 days. We track these deadlines for you.
Cost
Filing fees vary by county. A divorce in Florida costs different court fees than one in New York. Our calculators adjust to your zip code.
Rules
Community Property vs. Equitable Distribution. Knowing your state's specific asset division laws is critical to a fair settlement.
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