Where to file for divorce according to Pennsylvania law

This is the law that regulates divorce in Pennsylvania

What is the residency requirement to file for divorce in Pennsylvania?

    

The residency requirement is that either spouse resides or has resided in Pennsylvania for more than six months.

Is it possible to file for divorce if the marriage took place outside of Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania law does allow for divorce in cases where the marriage took place outside of Pennsylvania.

Is it possible to sue for divorce if the facts on which the divorce is based occurred outside of Pennsylvania?

The law does allow you to sue for divorce in cases where the facts on which the divorce is based occurred outside of Pennsylvania.

Is it possible to file for divorce in Pennsylvania if the spouses were residing outside of Pennsylvania when the events on which the divorce is based occurred?

The law does allow you to sue for divorce in cases where the spouses were residing outside of Pennsylvania when the facts on which the divorce is based occurred.

In which county must a divorce be filed under Pennsylvania law?

The rules for establishing which county to file for divorce under Pennsylvania law are as follows:

(1) in the county where the defendant resides;

(2) if the defendant resides outside of the State of Pennsylvania, in the county where the plaintiff resides;

(3) in the county where the matrimonial domicile was, if the plaintiff has continuously resided in the county;

(4) before six months after the date of final separation and with the agreement of the defendant, where the plaintiff resides or, if neither party continues to reside in the county of matrimonial domicile, where either party resides; or

(5) after six months after the date of final separation, where either party resides.