New York's divorce laws outline the process for dissolving marriages, including property division, spousal support, and child custody. There are two types: No-Fault Divorce and Fault-Based Divorce. One spouse must reside in New York for at least one year. The Mutual Protection Orders in New Jersey includes filing a petition, serving papers, responding, negotiating settlements, and judging the divorce. Property division is equitable, and spousal support is alimony. Child custody is best interests, and support is calculated based on income and expenses.