To get an uncontested divorce in California you'll need to meet residency requirements, agree on issues with your spouse and file the correct court paperwork.

If you’re wondering how to file for divorce, you’re not alone–and while it might feel overwhelming, it doesn’t have to be. We’re here to walk you through it, step by step.

Going through a divorce in California? Some important details you need first California and 18 other states are "no-fault" divorce states, so the court will not care how a spouse did you wrong.

What is a no-fault divorce? What kinds of divorces are recognized in California? California was the first state to legalize no-fault divorce in 1969.

Divorce can be a real threat to your personal finances. Here's how to come away with your finances intact after you go your separate ways.

It's that time of year: January is unofficially known as divorce month. Depending where you live in the U.S., a divorce can cost $8,400 to $17,500.