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• Family Law and Taxes: How a Divorce or Parenting Case Might Impact Your Taxes

  This fact sheet is intended to provide information regarding common tax issues that arise when a person is going through a divorce or parenting case. Content Detail

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  DOVES (Domestic Violence Education and Services)

• How to Ask the Court to Waive Your Filing Fees

  Use this form to ask the court to waive the fees you must pay to file court documents. Read More

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  Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)

• Legal Terms in Dissolution

  A list of common terms used during a dissolution case, and legal proceedings in general. Content Detail

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  State Law Library of Montana

• Montana Online Child Support Calculator

  Are you representing yourself in a dissolution or parenting plan case? The Montana Online Child Support Calculator will help you calculate your own child support. Developed by MLSA with expert advice from the State of Montana Child Support Enforcement Division, the calculator can be used when you cannot afford to hire an attorney or other help to determine child support is not available to you. Warning: Please read all of the information provided regarding whether the Calculator is right for you before using it. If you do not, you may get an incorrect calculation or a calculation you cannot use for your case. Read More

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  Montana Legal Services Association

• Questions to Answer Before You Go Online- Interactive Divorce Forms

  Use this worksheet to gather all of the information you will need when completing the Interactive Petition for Divorce Forms. Content Detail

• Summary Dissolution of Marriage with Children Packet

  Forms for a summary dissolution. A summary dissolution is only available if certain circumstances are present; see the packet for more information. Content Detail

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  Montana Attorney General

• The Ultimate DIY Guide to Divorce and Custody in Montana

  The information in this article applies to both parties in a divorce or parenting case. There is helpful information about what happens at the beginning, during, and after divorce or parenting case. We added lots of links to more information and do-it-yourself forms that you can use in Montana Courts. Read More

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  Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)