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How Long Does A Divorce Take?

A minimum of 45 days from the date your divorce complaint is filed. The North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure require that the answering party have 30 days to file an answer or request an extension of time. Once that time period expires, certain notice rules must be followed which account for the remaining time.


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