What is the residency requirement if I'm a military member
or spouse?
If you are serving in the military and are continuously
stationed at a military base in Alaska for at least 30 days, you are an Alaskan
resident for the purposes of filing a divorce case. But think carefully about
where you want to file because there are 3 options for a military member or
spouse:
The state where
the military member is stationed;
The state where
the spouse resides; or
The state where
the military member claims legal residency (place where military member plans
to live after discharge or retirement).
Although either spouse may file for divorce in any of the
three locations listed above, the laws about divorce and property distribution
may be different in each state. You should consult with an attorney to decide
where is the best place to file your case.
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