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Topic: DDay till Divorce - How long did it take for you?
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Amazonia
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Member # 32810 |  Posted: 12:17 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 |     |
Just shy of seven months, including the six month mandatory separation before filing, and three weeks between filing and our hearing. We waived appeal and it was final immediately or it would have been another month.
"You yourself deserve your love and affection as much as anybody in the universe." -Buddha
"Let's face it, life is a crap shoot." -Sad in AZ
Posts: 13039 | Registered: Jul 2011 |
Vulcanized
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Member # 33523 | | Posted: 1:38 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Almost 4 years.
Fucknuts wanted to keep the A going, but not give up M. It took 18 months of me riding his ass to push the D thru.
Me: MH 40s; Him: MH 40s (I had RA)
OW: 30s, moron; one of many
M: 8 yrs
3/13: D'd; free of the overgrown baby
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Everything is as it should be.
Posts: 606 | Registered: Oct 2011 | From: Vulcania |
heartbroken0903
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Member # 27879 | | Posted: 6:47 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Just over 2 months.
Me: WS, 30s
XH: BS, 40s
No kids
Married 2.5 years
D-day 3/6/10
Divorced 5/14/10
Reconciling after divorce
Posts: 1841 | Registered: Mar 2010 | From: the cat's meow |
persevere
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Member # 31468 | | Posted: 7:35 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Dday blindsided me on 1/10/11 - D was final on 4/27/2011 and I'm so glad we did it quickly even though he was an ass throughout the entire process.
Me: BW-43
Him: XWH-43
Together 9 yrs
DDays: 1/10/2011
Status: Divorced 4/27/11
Above all, be the heroine, not the victim. - Nora Ephron
It is our choices...that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.
- J. K. Rowling
Posts: 4100 | Registered: Mar 2011 | From: Texas |
million pieces
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Member # 27539 | | Posted: 8:46 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 | |
22 months 
17 months to trial date and 22 months until verdict. Evidently we had a slow judge without a clerk, but really.
Me - 42
2 kids, 9 and 11
D-Day 2/5/10, separated 3 wks later
Divorced 11/15/11!!!!
Posts: 1115 | Registered: Feb 2010 | From: MD |
inconnu
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Member # 24518 | | Posted: 10:00 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 |  |
D-day #1 was in Sept 2008. I did the false R dance for 9 months until June 2009, when I found the secret cell phone and confirmed that the affair had been taken underground. Now-ex walked out on me and the kids in August 2009, to be with OW, and I filed for divorce a few weeks later. The divorce wasn't final until April 2010, though.
So from d-day to divorce being final it was 19 1/2 months.
Say what you wanna say and let the words fall out...honestly
I wanna see you be brave
Pretty pretty please, don't you ever ever feel
Like you're less than, less than perfect
Posts: 11879 | Registered: Jun 2009 | From: TX |
BrokenDaisy
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Member # 37063 | | Posted: 11:14 PM, November 28th (Thursday), 2013 | |
21 months. 11months from filing. Had false R before that and actually continued to try and R after filing (complicated story. We were in in-house seperation from dday but still going to MC & IC etc). Finally gave up completely 5 months before divorce was final. In-house seperation ended 6 weeks before divorce was final. (A glorious glorious day.)
Me BxW, him SA NPD WxH
1 wonderful toddler - sole legal custody to me and supervised visitation to xwh.
DDay 01/2012
10/2013 Divorced!!
Posts: 199 | Registered: Oct 2012 |
sparkysable
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Member # 3703 | | Posted: 8:15 AM, November 29th (Friday), 2013 | |
11 months.
Me: BW - 38/ Him: WH - 51 (sociopath/serial cheater)
DD-4
D-day OW#1 2/2004; R for 6 years; D-day OW#2 5/2010
Marriages that start this way, stepping over the bodies of loved ones as the giddy couple walks down the aisle, are not likely to last.
Posts: 2660 | Registered: Mar 2004 | From: NY |
TrustedHer
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Member # 23328 | | Posted: 12:22 PM, November 29th (Friday), 2013 | |
Why do you ask?
If you're trying to get an idea what the average is, you can see it goes from very speedy to exceptionally long.
If you're looking for the worst case scenario, continue on...
Mine was not the longest on SI, but I suppose it's in the top 10. 3 months from D-day#1 to filing, 52 months (yes, over 4 years) from filing to final judgment, and I'm taking the property settlement to the court of appeals, so add another year or so for that.
Take care of yourself. There's a great future out there. It won't come to you; you have to go to it.
Posts: 4855 | Registered: Mar 2009 | From: Crazyville ( A little East of St. Louis) |
Phoenix1
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Member # 38928 | | Posted: 12:54 PM, November 29th (Friday), 2013 | |
5 months and 21 days from confrontation for latest whore. Would have been faster but the fucktwit was stalling to sign separation agreement for dissolution until I threatened to file for divorce with adultery listed as the reason...
BS - Me
XPOS - too many OW/OCs, started 1994? - never stopped
Kids - 22, 20, 17
M Dissolved 2013!!!
This above all: to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man, ~ Shakespeare
Posts: 780 | Registered: Apr 2013 | From: Rising out of Hell's ashes! |
MissLydgate
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Member # 35965 | | Posted: 3:06 PM, November 29th (Friday), 2013 | |
13 Months total.
2 months (give or take) to decide that A was a deal breaker, another 4 months to file (I was waiting for him to be employed), and 7 months to final divorce. He was motivated to agree to things because he wanted to be done before year end for tax purposes.
Me - BW - 42
Him - XWH - 42
Married 10 years, together 18
D Day 11/1/11
3 kids - DS7, DS5, DD5
DIVORCED! December 2012
"For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbours, and laugh at them in our turn?"
Posts: 61 | Registered: Jun 2012 | From: Chicago |
SusanR
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Member # 29368 | | Posted: 3:41 PM, November 29th (Friday), 2013 | |
I hired an attorney in may and just now got the "draft" of my legal separation. It will depend on whether or not WH signs it or if we have to battle it out. I think he'll sign it because he is remorseful.
My lawyer says, if he signs right away, it should move quickly through the courts but, if he balks, no telling.
Posts: 1921 | Registered: Aug 2010 | From: Midwest |
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