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Serving papers refers to the legal obligation to give other parties a notice that you have filed papers with the court and that these other parties could be impacted by your filings. By law, divorce papers (and other legal papers) have to be served in a specific manner, and proof of delivery must be submitted…

As long as you meet the eligibility requirements for divorce, yes, you can choose the state where you file for divorce. In terms of eligibility requirements, these generally include: The residency requirement – While some states do not have any residency requirements for divorce (like Alaska and Louisiana, for example), others have residency requirements ranging…

No, not if you meet the divorce requirements for another state. And understanding other states’ divorce requirements and laws can help you in the divorce planning process, as it can assist you in figuring out where to file for divorce in order to maximize your benefits/protect interests in the process. Background on Arizona Divorce Requirements…