Jul 28, 2015
The Texas Family Code does provide that you can be divorced in 60 days. More accurately, it provides that you cannot be divorced until 60 days after you file for the divorce. (Note: There is an exception for family violence.) We process these as fast as possible.
But, if both parties agree and know everything that they need to know and have access to all of the information and they agree on what to do then we can process a divorce in as few as 60 days. We do several 60 day divorces every year and you can take advantage of our Simple 60 package if your case meets the criteria.
If your situation doesn’t fit the Simple 60 criteria but both parties are agreed and there is nothing contested, you may be able to be divorced quickly. If your case involves children, property, retirement accounts we still have a flat-fee rate plan for you but most likely you wont be divorced in 60 days.
Bob Leonard Law Group, PLLC
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