California AB1875 modifies the Family Code to allow courts to reduce or waive the six-month waiting period for a summary dissolution of marriage for.

California AB1875 amends the Family Code to allow courts to reduce or waive the six-month waiting period for a summary dissolution of marriage if good cause is shown. Good cause includes situations where the petitioning party is a victim of domestic violence, the parties have signed a marital settlement agreement, or one party seeks to remarry without affecting issues material to the dissolution. The judgment restoring the parties to single status will be entered six months after the filing of the joint petition for summary dissolution, unless a revocation has been filed.

California AB1875 modifies the Family Code to allow courts to reduce or waive the six-month waiting period for a summary dissolution of marriage for.

California AB1875 amends the Family Code to allow courts to reduce or waive the six-month waiting period for a summary dissolution of marriage if good cause is shown. Good cause includes situations where the petitioning party is a victim of domestic violence, the parties have signed a marital settlement agreement, or one party seeks to remarry without affecting issues material to the dissolution. The judgment restoring the parties to single status will be entered six months after the filing of the joint petition for summary dissolution, unless a revocation has been filed.