The timeline for divorce in Pennsylvania varies. A mutual consent divorce may be completed in as little as a few months, while contested cases can take a year or longer. At Tibbott & Richardson, P.C., we represent clients in a variety of types of divorce, from uncontested divorce matters that may resolve quickly to complex cases with many contested family matters that may require significantly longer to resolve. We are here to protect and pursue your legal rights and those of any children involved in this process.
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