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February 15, 2004

How long do I have to wait for my divorce to be final?

Iowa law requires a 90 day waiting period. The 90 days begins to run on the date that your spouse is served. A judge can waive the 90 day waiting period for "emergency" or "necessity" in any particular case. If you have a reason why the 90 day waiting period should be waived, you should ask your attorney whether the waiting period can be waived.

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