In NYC and the 5 Boroughs, the court processing time for uncontested divorces is anywhere from 6-12 months (depending on the county you reside in). If you reside in a downstate New York county and need your divorce completed faster, your best option for a quick divorce is our "60-Day Express Divorce." By selecting an Express Divorce, you will ensure that your divorce is completed within 60 business days from the date we receive all executed documents.
You are eligible for an "Express 60-Day Divorce" if the following requirements are met:
Once you complete our client intake questionnaire, you will be given the option to select expedited processing. Be sure to select the "60-Day Express Divorce" option and your divorce will be expedited.
In order to expedite the processing time for your divorce, we may file your divorce (using a specialized court-runner service) in select upstate New York Counties. This is permissible under CPLR Section 509, provided that both parties consent. Utilizing a court-runner service and by moving your case upstate New York, we can avoid the extensive backlogs affecting NYC and the 5 Boroughs and process your divorce within 60 business days rather than the standard 6-12 month timeframe.
There is a $300 fee for expediting your divorce. This fee is in addition to the standard legal fees and court filing fees. The total fee will depend on the uncontested divorce services you select.
Yes, barring any unforeseen court closures, your case becoming contested, or issues related to Custody of the Children (where applicable), your expedited divorce will be finalized within 60 business days from the date we receive both parties' executed documents in connection with your divorce.
While we are not legally permitted to guarantee any specific outcome, we are committed to our clients' satisfaction and will take all steps necessary to ensure that your expedited divorce is completed within the prescribed timeframe. Statistically, it is very rare that the processing time for an expedited divorce proceeding exceeds 60- business days.
Absolutely, as long as both parties are consenting to the divorce, New York Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR) Section 509 permits the filing of a Civil Action in any New York County designated by the Plaintiff. Your divorce will be signed by a New York State Judge or Matrimonial Court Referee, and you will receive a valid New York State Judgment of Divorce recognized domestically and internationally.
You are eligible for an "Express 60-Day Divorce" if the following requirements are met: