Why Do You Need to be Separated for One Year Prior to Obtaining a Divorce?
The one-year separation rule serves several purposes: While the waiting period can feel frustrating for those eager to move on, it often ensures that the divorce process itself runs more smoothly once the one-year mark has passed. Exceptions: Adultery and Cruelty In limited circumstances, you may apply for a divorce without waiting the full year….
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