How to File for Divorce: Divorce Timeline- Without Kids
Your Divorce Timeline - Without Kids
Remember how easy it was to get married? Oh sure, maybe you had a big party and there were lots of details to work out. Maybe you had four guests, maybe you had four hundred. But remember the paperwork? You signed one document. At some point in the ceremony, or after, you signed your marriage license.
Your divorce is more complicated than that.
But preparing for a divorce is not that complicated. If you don't have kids together, there are only 11 steps to get divorced. And you might not even need all of them!
You can always agree to all or some of the issues in your case, which will make it go more quickly.
Here's what you can expect.
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You or the other party files the Complaint with the court
The court issues an Interim Order
The other party is Served
The judge holds a Status Conference
The judge holds a Temporary Hearing
The judge issues a Temporary Order
The judge holds a Final Hearing
The judge issues a Final Order
The Waiting Period ("nisi") expires and the divorce is final
There may be an Appeal
There may be a Motion to Modify