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How long do I have to be separated before my divorce? |
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The separation period for divorce in Virginia varies depending on several factors.
In general, Virginia divorce law requires you to be separated for at least 1 year before your divorce can be granted. If a divorce is granted on the grounds of adultery, there is no waiting period of separation required under Virginia law. All other fault grounds require a separation period of 1 year before a divorce can be granted. A couple may be divorced after a 6 month separation if they have no children and they have executed a written legal separation agreement. |