Long distance divorce

Question: 

My husband and I have been seperated since November 2004. No formal seperation papers have been drawn. I now live in Pennsylvania while he still resides in Alabama. Can I obtain a divorce from here or do I need to return to Alabama?

State: 
Pennsylvania
Answer: 

No need to file in Alabama. You can file for divorce in the state where you now reside. As long as you have been living in Pennsylvania for at least 6 months you can file there. - The Divorce.com Team Wendy Jaffe and Divorce.com can only provide general information about divorce. DO NOT RELY ON MS. JAFFE'S ADVICE ALONE. Before acting on information provided by Ms. Jaffe or by Divorce.com, talk to an attorney first about your particular facts and the law of your state. By submitting your question to Divorce.com, you are not creating an attorney/client relationship with Ms. Jaffe or with any of the other attorneys listed on this site.

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