Divorce questions can be most accurately answered by an experienced divorce attorney. There is a lot of information available online, but people looking for answers should be aware that the rules about divorce vary a great deal from one state to the next. The best resource for questions regarding how to fill out divorce forms is the county clerk's office (or online resources provided directly by the state government). However, court personnel cannot answer specific legal questions. Some courts may provide contact information for legal aid organizations that offer low cost or free help from local attorneys. Proof of low-income is required to access many of these services. The most common divorce questions usually revolve around asset/property distribution, child custody and support, and visitation. More complex issues can arise in relation to domestic violence and restraining orders. For couples with significant assets, a financial planner who specializes in divorce cases may be retained in addition to a divorce attorney to help deal with questions about property division.