There are some situations where the spouse who filed for divorce wants to withdraw their petition for divorce. If you're the spouse that did not file for divorce, you might not be able to stop the process. You can contest the divorce, but most courts will not force the filing spouse to remain married.
The Timing of the Process
If you wish to stop the divorce proceedings, you'll need to consider the timing of your request. If there's been no judgement from the court, the parties can stop the process. It's easier to stop the divorce when it's early in the process.
Filing a Notice
The spouse who filed for the divorce has to head to the court clerk's office and file a Notice of Revocation. It could be called by a different name depending
The Timing of the Process
If you wish to stop the divorce proceedings, you'll need to consider the timing of your request. If there's been no judgement from the court, the parties can stop the process. It's easier to stop the divorce when it's early in the process.
Filing a Notice
The spouse who filed for the divorce has to head to the court clerk's office and file a Notice of Revocation. It could be called by a different name depending