Property is divided according to what is just and equitable, based on contributions made and future needs.
   
 

Yes, many divorces are settled through mediation and negotiation, which can be less stressful and more cost-effective.
   
 

Gather financial documents, consider your future living arrangements and childcare needs, and consult with a lawyer.
   
 

Once filed, a divorce usually takes several months to become final, depending on its complexity and whether it is contested.
   
 

Parents have the right to seek custody arrangements that best serve the interests of their children, typically negotiated or decided by the court.
   
 

Spousal support is not automatic and depends on factors like the length of the marriage and each party's financial capacity.
 

You can still proceed with a divorce if your spouse disagrees, but you must prove the marriage has irretrievably broken down.