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  • Purple
    Moving shouldn't require you to get divorced, but if and when you do, you can get divorced where you currently live.
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  • Tehani
    You can file for divorce in any state regardless of where you got married.
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  • science_geek has left the building
    It depends on local and state laws. Some states have residency requirements in order to file for a divorce in their courts. Others allow anybody to divorce, at any time for any reason.
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  • Ruh Roh
    All states have residency requirements, although Nevada is rumored to be the most lax, with "either the plaintiff or defendant has been resident of the State for a period of not less than 6 weeks preceding the commencement of the action. The divorce is typically filed with in county in which the filing spouse resides. (Nevada Statutes - Chapter 125 - Sections: 020" Check your state here http://www.divorcesource.com/info/divorcelawsreq/states.shtml
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