In a word, no. In order to file for a divorce in the USA one of the parties must either be 'habitually resident' there or domiciled there i.e. must have been born there, even if living in another country. So, if neither the Petitioner or Respondent are living there (for at least the past year) and are both British citizens then the only option is to file in the English divorce courts. The English courts can, of course, dissolve a marriage contracted anywhere in the world. The best source of advice I have found about overseas divorce is:- www.divorce-lawfirm.co.uk as they have losts of fact-sheets you can download.
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No. You cannot file for divorce in GA if you are not a resident of the state. You would file in FL (despite the fact that you not married in FL).
Get it where you are a current resident.
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They both must file for a divorce, from the city they are both staying in .
A Fl. resident needs to speak with a FL. ATTORNEY and/or a collateral recovery agency ASAP to protect what little rights a FL. resident may have in this situation.
You will have to file a non resident or part year resident PA state income tax return correctly to determine if you will have to pay PA. state income taxes.
No. If you are a resident you must have a Georgia plate.
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Husband moved to flordia establishing resadency, takes 189 days. I beleive that he will file for divorce. I live in nj, are the laws different in Fl, as to the division of monies?
Only if you're a Florida resident.
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YES! its so possible to do that!