If I’m in the military and have a legal residence in one state but have support and alimony judgements out of another state, can I file here to modify those judgements?
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If I’m in the military and have a legal residence in one state but have support and alimony judgements out of another state, can I file here to modify those judgements?
Asked on December 12, 2012 under Family Law, Arizona
Answers:
Anne Brady / Law Office of Anne Brady
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
No, you have to file in the case in the state in which the judgment was entered to modify that judgment.
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