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 Does Minnesota have a Divorce Waiting Period? In order to commence a divorce in Minnesota, one or the other spouse must be a resident or domiciliary of Minnesota for 6 months immediately preceding commencement of the divorce.1 However, there is no waiting period or mandatory separation period required in order to proceed with a divorce, assuming the residency requirement is satisfied.
*This information is general in nature. It is not to be taken as specific advice for your particular case. This information applies only to Minnesota law, and not to the law of any other state or country.
1 Minnesota Statute section 518.07
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