How is moving out if state before divorce is filed affect it?

Regarding leaving the state, you cannot file for divorce here, if you don't live here. If your spouse files here, and you are no longer living here, you will still have to deal with the divorce here. As for the house, talk to your bankruptcy lawyer to see if you can add the house now. If not, you are correct that you should try to sell it. If your husband won't agree, you can ask the divorce court to order it sold.

Try to sell the house. You will not be able to file for divorce in the new state for a while, check that state's laws.

If you move out of state before filing then you will have to wait until you meet the residency requirements of the new state before filing. In California, you may file for a legal separation if you do not yet meet the residency requirements.

Generally, residence of the parties at the time of filing is what is important to the question of whether a court has jurisdiction to handle the divorce. Moving after the divorce is filed normally has no legal consequences (unless there are children involved. The divorce court will have to decide what to do with the house if you and your husband cannot agree what to do, but the judge cannot order either one of you to pursue bankruptcy. You should consult a bankruptcy attorney as well as a divorce attorney for more complete advice based on your exact situation.

At least one of you must be a resident of Florida for at least 6 months before filing the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage.