New York Divorce Waiting Period
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In New York, the divorce waiting period is contingent on the grounds for divorce. For a No-Fault divorce, couples must wait until all financial and custody matters are resolved before filing, potentially extending the process. In contrast, Fault-based divorces may have no waiting period if proven grounds, like cruelty or abandonment, exist. After filing, uncontested divorces may conclude in a few months, while contested ones hinge on court schedules and the complexity of disputes. Navigating the waiting period is integral to understanding the timeframe for divorce resolution in New York and planning for the subsequent life transition. New York Divorce Waiting Period
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