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The person who is served with the petition is known as the Respondent because that person must respond to the petition. In the State of Washington, the only legal grounds for a divorce is the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. For this reason, the state of Washington is classified as a no fault state. WA State Divorce Process | How to Get a Divorce in Washington shanathompsonlaw.com divorce stages shanathompsonlaw.com divorce stages
90 days How long does a divorce take? In Washington State, there is a mandatory 90-day waiting period which must elapse before a judge can sign a decree. The 90 days starts on the date of filing (if agreed) or the date of service (if contested). FAQs How long does a divorce take? - Yakima County yakimacounty.us Faq yakimacounty.us Faq
At least 90 days must pass before a decree is entered. This is known as the waiting period. However, if the parties are unable to settle during the course of the 11 month divorce case schedule, a divorce may not occur until a trial ruling 11 months later (or longer if the trial date is extended for good cause).
In Washington, an uncontested divorce with attorney assistance in Washington typically costs between $3,000 and $8,000, including filing fees. If you and your spouse can docHub agreement on all terms, this route offers substantial savings. How Much Does Divorce Cost in Washington State? - Bliss Law Group blisslawgroup.com how-much-does-divorce-cost blisslawgroup.com how-much-does-divorce-cost
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