QUESTION
I'm moving; in which state do I file for divorce from a person in the military if I'm a native to NC, lived in CO and moving to SC.
Asked on Dec 18th, 2012 on Divorce - Colorado
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My husband has cheated on me during our marriage. I have conversations from Skype and Facebook of his infidelity and a picture of him kissing the female he has cheated on me with recently. Currently we have a no contact order in place by the military because in October I called the police on him for domestic violence. I have pictures of bruises he left from that incident. I want a divorce because he is not going to change his ways and being with a violent, lying and cheating person is not good. Especially with having to children by my husband. I'm moving to another state and I know I will not qualify for residency there to file divorce, so how to I file for divorce in either Colorado or North Carolina?
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If there are no kids, you can file in Colorado if either of you have been living here for at least 90 days. If you want assitance, I often do cases like this on a low flat/fixed fee basis. Feel free to contact me if you have other questions. I hope this helps.
Answered on Jan 08th, 2013 at 11:42 AM