Q: No children and are being amicable during the divorce. When can I move out of state? Can I leave once the papers filed?
I want to know when I can move out of the state and/or how often I might have to be back in the state during an amicable, no children divorce in the state of Colorado. We are also filing together.
A: You can leave whenever you want. You may have to come back if necessary. However, that may possibly be avoided if all the paperwork is in order and nothing is contested. Sometimes, you can appear by phone if the court permits it. An attorney could help things go through smoothly
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