How long do you have to wait to remarry after a divorce in Arizona?

Answer 1

Within Arizona, there is a 61 day waiting period between the time the paperwork is filed and your appearance with the judge. Once the final decree is read in the courtroom, you are legally a single person in the eye of the law and also free to re-marry.

Answer 2

In Arizona family law, an uncontested divorce, one in which the parties agree on all aspects of the divorce, usually takes about 90 to 120 days. Arizona has a 60-day waiting period following the filing and service of the initial dissolution documents. After the 60 days, the court, either pursuant to a hearing or upon submission, must sign the final dissolution documents. This is the reason for the additional time. If the dissolution is contested, it usually takes substantially longer, typically between six and eighteen months; however, some divorces take years.

Answer 3

AZ Statute doesn't require a minimum time of separation, prior to be able to file for divorce, but has residency requirements. At least one party must be domiciled (or military stationed) in AZ for at least 90 days prior to be able to file the petition of divorce

Answer 4

You cannot remarry the same person or someone different after a divorce in Alabama for 60 days. The 60 day waiting period starts the day after the divorce was finalized.

Answer 5

In some states in the United States, there is an amount of time a couple must wait after a divorce is finalized. In New Mexico, there is no waiting time required to remarry.

Answer 6

After your divorce ooogoes through , you will have to wait one full year before getting married.