If a couple has been living separately for 15 months and plans to file an uncontested divorce pro se, what is the average wait time for finalization of the divorce?
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It really shouldn't take too long since the property would be equally apportioned and because your marriage would be considered a short term marriage and is uncontested, the disposition times would be based not just on the simplicity of the division of property but also on the court docket.
Check out your state's court self-help section and basic form explanations for length of time it would take to be docketed and heard.
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