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Can I Move To Another State While My Divorce In Queens Is Ongoing?

July 17, 2015 by Marc Jacob

Yes, you are free to move to another state while your divorce in Queens is ongoing.

Obviously, if there are children involved or you plan to move property that is in contention, some matters may end up before the judge, but ultimately your right to relocate for work or other reasons is not impacted.

One of the downsides to moving out of state while your divorce in Queens is still pending is that you may be required to return to New York for hearings.

An experienced Queens divorce attorney can help shield you from unnecessary appointments and travel costs, and may be able to arrange for telephone or virtual attendance when possible.

Trust Zelenitz, Shapiro & D’Agostino to handle your divorce thoroughly and professionally, giving you the freedom to pursue your life while knowing that your divorce is in good hands.

Call us today at 718-523-1111 for a free consultation with an experienced Queens divorce attorney.

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