Every state has different rules about divorce. Whether you’re looking for answers to questions about how to divide property, how to create a parenting plan, or how much child support or alimony you might get, you need to check out the laws of the state where you live. Start here by selecting the state you live in: **Provided by Divorcenet.com, powered by Nolo**

Most states have their own forms that residents who are divorcing need to complete, such as the petition for dissolution of marriage, financial disclosures, and many more. The state-specific links below will take you to the forms you may need to complete during the divorce process.

Department of Labor–QDRO Information 

This document from the Department of Labor gives a thorough rundown on QDROs, the documents needed to divide qualified retirement plans in divorce. It includes many frequently asked questions and other details needed to get these complex forms right. 

Internal Revenue Service 

The IRS website is the place to go for all forms, instructions, rules, and guidance related to taxes in the United States. 

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) 

The PBGC has all the current interest rates and mortality tables you will need to divide pensions in divorce. 

Social Security Administration 

The Social Security Administration provides all the rules and guidance you need for helping clients understand how divorce affects their Social Security.