Uncontested Divorce with Children in Connecticut
When children are involved, the paperwork grows — a parenting plan, custody terms, and a child-support worksheet. SimpleDivorce prepares all of it alongside your uncontested divorce so your agreement is complete and court-ready. In Connecticut, about 90 days minimum after filing; most uncontested cases finalize in 3 to 5 months, depending on the court's docket.
Filing in Connecticut
Court
Superior Court (Family Division)
Residency
One spouse must have lived in Connecticut for at least 12 months before filing or before the divorce is finalized, or have been domiciled in the state at the time of marriage and returned with intent to remain permanently.
Filing fee
Approximately $360 court filing fee (varies by county; passed through at cost).
Waiting period
A 90-day waiting period applies after filing before the divorce can be finalized, though the court may waive it if the spouses have a complete written agreement and circumstances warrant an earlier date.
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