The Affidavit of Residency, a notarized statement by a third - party, attests that
the Plaintiff meets the residency requirements of Alabama.
Not exact matches
The
Plaintiff, and, in child custody cases, the child, still need to
meet jurisdictional
requirements that are often based on
residency to pursue divorce or custody cases here.
A party seeking a no - fault divorce in Connecticut must
meet a
residency requirement by indicating which of the following applies when filing the divorce complaint: 1) the
Plaintiff (the spouse filing the divorce complaint) or the Defendant (the non-filing spouse) has lived in Connecticut for at least the twelve months immediately prior to the filing of the divorce complaint or before the divorce becomes final; 2) the
Plaintiff or the Defendant lived in Connecticut at the time of the marriage, moved away, and then returned to Connecticut, planning to live there permanently; and / or 3) the marriage broke down after the
Plaintiff or the Defendant moved to Connecticut.
In order to file for a limited divorce (or any divorce) in Virginia, the
plaintiff must
meet the
residency requirement, and he or she must have one of the four following grounds: cruelty, willful desertions, abandonment and reasonable apprehension of bodily harm.