Divorce

Question: 

How do I go about getting a divorce? I was married in New Mexico and now I'm residing in North Carolina.

State: 
North Carolina
Answer: 

You file for divorce in the state and county in which you currently reside. North Carolina permits you to file after six months of residency. - The Divorce.com Team

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