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What’s New at WomensLaw?

WomensLaw staff is constantly updating the “plain language” legal information and resources on WomensLaw.org. In addition to making sure that the existing information is up-to-date, staff also adds new information on a regular basis.

What’s new:

  • November, 2018

    We updated the Divorce information in Massachusetts in English, adding information on residency, grounds and alimony requirements, and added ten related statutes to our Selected Massachusetts Statutes page. Spanish coming soon!

  • November, 2018

    We updated the Divorce information in Illinois in English, adding information on residency, grounds and alimony requirements, and added three related statutes to our Selected Illinois Statutes page. Spanish coming soon!

  • November, 2018

    We updated the Divorce information in Colorado in English, adding information on residency, grounds and alimony requirements, and added two related statutes to our Selected Colorado Statutes page. Spanish coming soon!

  • November, 2018

    We revamped our Florida Injunctions for Protection Against Repeat Violence, Dating Violence, or Sexual Violence section, increasing the amount of information from two questions to seven. All changes made in English. Spanish soon to come.

  • November, 2018

    We translated into Spanish the information on our Michigan Suing an Abuser page.

For more information, visit WomensLaw.org.