In which state do I file for divorce?

Question Details: I was married in CO over 2 years ago. I kept residency there until 10 months ago when I purchased a house in NE. I need to file for divorce but am not sure which state to file in.

Asked on 10/11/2018 under: Divorce, Marriage, Alimony Nebraska

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M.D., Member, California And New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney Answered 1 year ago | Contributor

You can file for a divorce in either the state in which you or your spouse legally resides.

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