Yes, pre-filing decisions can impact both jurisdiction and credibility in your case. Relocating with children before filing may trigger home-state rules under the UCCJEA, which often require six months of residence for a court to make custody decisions. Once a case begins, the automatic injunction restricts taking children out of Colorado and blocks unusual asset transfers without agreement or court order. Even before filing, large or unusual transfers can raise questions that complicate settlement or lead to extra discovery. A better plan is to maintain normal spending, document reasons for any necessary changes, and seek legal advice before moving children. Colorado’s self-help materials explain the six-month custody rule and the automatic injunction’s effect after filing. Please reach to us for more comprehensive details about your case.