Since you didn’t give any information about the case, it’s hard to answer your question. I would recommend you to find an answer from someone who knows about the case more than me.However, I believe divorce usually takes 2-6 months for both parties. It all depends on their situation and how willing they are to work on their marriage. If one of the spouses is abusive or has a lot of problems, it will take longer. If they want to stay together, it will take less time. I strongly recommend everyone to reach a compromise and be reasonable in their requests, so they can stay together as much as possible.If you need more information, please send me a message and I will help you with whatever you need.
What is the quickest way to get divorce in Arizona?
The quick answer to your question is that there is no ‘quick way’ to get a divorce in Arizona. The laws of this state require that you go through the appropriate legal process before you can obtain a final divorce decree.The quickest way to obtain a divorce in Arizona is to file a petition for dissolution of marriage with the court in your county of residence. This process can take several months to complete, during which time you and your spouse will likely need to remain separated. Once the court receives your petition, they will set a hearing date for the case. At this meeting, the parties will be required to present evidence as to why their marriage should be dissolved. They will also be required to appear before a judge who will make the final decision on whether or not the marriage should be dissolved.